| Document | Description | Keywords |
| Assignment Sequence Ideas, 101 | One possible sequence for essay assignments in 101 | 101, assignments, essays, sequence |
| Course Policies and Syllabi, 101 | What to include in an English 101 syllabus | 101, policy, syllabus |
| Creating an Active Classroom | How to get students engaged in reading and discussion | Active classroom, participation |
| Creating Writing Assignments | How to create effective assignments | Assignments |
| Discussion Strategies | Use "Literature Circles" to encourage analysis of readings. Includes tips on "what to do if..." (e.g. if a student hasn't done the reading) | Discussion, participation, reading |
| Encouraging Classroom Discussion | Tips from the Writing Program Administrators ListServ, from assignment design to classroom dynamics | Discussion, participation |
| Teaching Academic Reading | What to explain to students (e.g. typical organizational schemes, how sources are used. etc.) | Comprehension, reading |
| Teaching How to Use Sources in 102 | What students have trouble with, and how to help them avoid problems | Annotation, citation, plagiarism, research, sources |
| The Hat Discussion (New!) | Students write discussion questions, then answer one another's questions without knowing the source. | Discussion, metacognition, participation |
| Using Informal Writing | When and how to use informal writing | Discussion, in-class writing, informal writing, invention, metacognition, prewriting, reflection |
| Using Peer Response Groups | Some thoughts and guidelines on peer groups, and suggestions for peer group roles | Group work, peer response, writers groups |
| Using Writing Notebooks/Journals | How to use journals/notebooks, and a list of possible prompts | Journals, notebooks, out-of-class writing, prompts |