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How Do You Ground Your Training?

Sharing the Principles and Processes of Preparing Educators for Online Writing Instruction

by Beth L. Hewett and Christa Ehmann Powers

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Literature

Training Principles

investigation/ scenario A

immersion/ scenario B

individualization/ scenario C

association/ scenario D

reflection/ scenario E

Toward the Future

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References

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