Remaining Inclusive: Crisis Correspondence Packets for Student Completion of Spring 2020 (COVID19) Writing Courses
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| author | Mitchum, Catrina Rodrigo, Rochelle Staples, Shelley |
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| contents | Remaining Inclusive: Crisis Correspondence Packets for Student Completion of Spring 2020 (COVID19) Writing Courses Mitchum, Catrina Rodrigo, Rochelle Staples, Shelley Inclusion Writing Instruction Distance Education College Students COVID-19 Pandemics Independent Study Program Design Correspondence Study Instructional Materials Assignments Grading Portfolios (Background Materials) This program profile describes the process the Writing Program at the University of Arizona took to create a pathway to course completion for students during the pandemic-induced remote transition in Spring 2020. While the majority of students continued to have access to the hardware and software necessary to complete the term online, some students did not have these critical access requirements. We designed an independent study style correspondence packet that harkens back to traditional distance education offerings. Recognizing that students might not have access to the web or library for research, instructional materials, or printers, the packets allowed students to use the resources to which they had access and mail in their materials to complete their courses. Designing and implementing this course packet allowed us to continue our mission of inclusion in a moment of crisis by meeting our students where they were as they were displaced from the institutional spaces they had been relying upon to finish their coursework. This work has given us language to use in helping our instructors continue to support their students in crisis. |
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| spellingShingle | Remaining Inclusive: Crisis Correspondence Packets for Student Completion of Spring 2020 (COVID19) Writing Courses Mitchum, Catrina Rodrigo, Rochelle Staples, Shelley Inclusion Writing Instruction Distance Education College Students COVID-19 Pandemics Independent Study Program Design Correspondence Study Instructional Materials Assignments Grading Portfolios (Background Materials) Remaining Inclusive: Crisis Correspondence Packets for Student Completion of Spring 2020 (COVID19) Writing Courses Mitchum, Catrina Rodrigo, Rochelle Staples, Shelley Inclusion Writing Instruction Distance Education College Students COVID-19 Pandemics Independent Study Program Design Correspondence Study Instructional Materials Assignments Grading Portfolios (Background Materials) This program profile describes the process the Writing Program at the University of Arizona took to create a pathway to course completion for students during the pandemic-induced remote transition in Spring 2020. While the majority of students continued to have access to the hardware and software necessary to complete the term online, some students did not have these critical access requirements. We designed an independent study style correspondence packet that harkens back to traditional distance education offerings. Recognizing that students might not have access to the web or library for research, instructional materials, or printers, the packets allowed students to use the resources to which they had access and mail in their materials to complete their courses. Designing and implementing this course packet allowed us to continue our mission of inclusion in a moment of crisis by meeting our students where they were as they were displaced from the institutional spaces they had been relying upon to finish their coursework. This work has given us language to use in helping our instructors continue to support their students in crisis. |
| title | Remaining Inclusive: Crisis Correspondence Packets for Student Completion of Spring 2020 (COVID19) Writing Courses |
| topic | Inclusion Writing Instruction Distance Education College Students COVID-19 Pandemics Independent Study Program Design Correspondence Study Instructional Materials Assignments Grading Portfolios (Background Materials) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1288120 |