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1614 1614 pdf:2005:A.1 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.1 Accessing Success: Assignments that Promote Student       Practices of Writing             0
1615 1615 pdf:2005:A.10 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.10 Epistemologies of the Visual       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1616 1616 pdf:2005:A.11 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.11 Fields of Vision: Imagery within Discourses of Gender                     0
1617 1617 pdf:2005:A.12 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.12 Women’s Voices Across Cultures: Creating a Contact Zone of Feminist Rhetoric       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1618 1618 pdf:2005:A.13 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.13 Academic Vernaculars: Rearticulating Vernacularity and Rethinking Pedagogy and Student “Success”       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1619 1619 pdf:2005:A.14 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.14 Mending Gates: Reconfigurations of Access and Redrawn Paths to Student Success       History History           0
1620 1620 pdf:2005:A.15 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.15 Public, Private, Political: Social Theories and Blogging Practices       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1621 1621 pdf:2005:A.16 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.16 Access and Opportunity: Contrasting Perceptions of Distance Learning Faculty       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1622 1622 pdf:2005:A.17 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.17 Preparing Students and Faculty for Success in the Multi-modal World       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
1623 1623 pdf:2005:A.18 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.18 A Question of Quality: Standards and Access       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
1624 1624 pdf:2005:A.2 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.2 Places, Spaces, and Selves: Writing as Local Action       Practices of Writing             0
1625 1625 pdf:2005:A.3 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.3 Just Grading, Just Writing: Exploring Student Perceptions About Fairness       Practices of Writing             0
1626 1626 pdf:2005:A.4 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.4 Social Scenarios: Motivating Students to Perform at a Higher Level       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1627 1627 pdf:2005:A.5 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.5 Internationalizing the Classroom: Contrastive Rhetoric in Composition Instruction       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1628 1628 pdf:2005:A.6 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.6 Gateways to Success for Basic Writers: Alternatives to Basic Courses at the Small College       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1629 1629 pdf:2005:A.7 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.7 Opening Gates between Disciplines: Composition, Communications, and Information       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1630 1630 pdf:2005:A.8 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.8 Communities of Practice: An Inter-Institutional Model for Writing Assessment       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1631 1631 pdf:2005:A.9 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   A.9 Providing Access in the Writing Center: Specialized Tutor Training and Software       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1632 1632 pdf:2005:AW.1 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.1 Changing the Process of Institutional Review Board                     0
1633 1633 pdf:2005:AW.2 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.2 Every Composition Professional a De Facto ESL                     0
1634 1634 pdf:2005:AW.3 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.3 Practicing What We Teach: Applying the Golden Rule to Help Marginalized                     0
1635 1635 pdf:2005:AW.4 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.4 Working with the Media to Shape Public Policy                     0
1636 1636 pdf:2005:AW.5 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.5 Latino/as In/On Composition: Teacher and Scholar Preparation                     0
1637 1637 pdf:2005:AW.6 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   AW.6 War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, Ignorance Is Strength: Rhetoricians for Peace in Orwellian Times                     0
1638 1638 pdf:2005:B.1 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.1 Working Hard for the Money: An Historical Examination       History History           0
1639 1639 pdf:2005:B.10 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.10 Integrating the Writing/Learning Center: A Synergy that       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1640 1640 pdf:2005:B.11 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.11 Move Over—We’ll Drive: Through the Golden (Flood) Gate of Assessment       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1641 1641 pdf:2005:B.12 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.12 Designing Tutor Education to Address Issues of Access       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1642 1642 pdf:2005:B.14 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.14 Philosophies, Surveys, and Curriculum Workshops for WAC       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
1643 1643 pdf:2005:B.15 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.15 Opening and Closing the Gate       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1644 1644 pdf:2005:B.16 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.16 Accessing Bishop: A Reflection on Wendy Bishop’s       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1645 1645 pdf:2005:B.17 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.17 Enriching Ourselves with Personal, Visual, and Historical       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1646 1646 pdf:2005:B.18 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.18 Starting Points: Ignorance and Ethics       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1647 1647 pdf:2005:B.19 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.19 Affirming Access or Securing the Gates?: UNESCO, The World Bank, The IMF, and the Globalization of Literacy       Theory Theory and research methods           0
1648 1648 pdf:2005:B.2 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.2 Testing the Waters of Mainstreaming: Why We Did It and What We Found       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1649 1649 pdf:2005:B.20 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.20 Thinking through Practice: Reconsidering       History History           0
1650 1650 pdf:2005:B.21 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.21 The Viability of ‘The Rhetorical Tradition’       History History           0
1651 1651 pdf:2005:B.22 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.22 Age, Sexuality, and Orientation: Idealogies of Composition Studies       Research Theory and research methods           0
1652 1652 pdf:2005:B.23 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.23 Research-based Recommendations for Evaluating and Citing Electronic Sources       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1653 1653 pdf:2005:B.24 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.24 LGBT Discourse Communities and Digital Technologies       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1654 1654 pdf:2005:B.25 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.25 Media Rhetoric and the Analysis of Texts: A Case Study Using Written, Auditory, and Kinetic       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1655 1655 pdf:2005:B.26 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.26 Evaluating Academic Weblogs: Using Empirical Data to Assess Pedagogy and Student Achievement       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
1656 1656 pdf:2005:B.27 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.27 Access through Rural Community College: Unique Concerns for Faculty (TYCA Strand)       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
1657 1657 pdf:2005:B.28 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.28 The History and Future of Composition: Reflections of Past CCCC Chairs                     0
1658 1658 pdf:2005:B.29 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.29 Why College Composition Teachers Need to Know about Secondary Writing Assessments       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
1659 1659 pdf:2005:B.3 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.3 From Here to There: Using Contrastive Linguistics to Teach ESL Writing       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1660 1660 pdf:2005:B.31 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.31 Journals and Diaries: Accessing Our Own Language and Finding a Voice       Creative Writing Creative writing and publishing           0
1661 1661 pdf:2005:B.32 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.32 Visual Rhetoric in the History of Professional       Professional and Technical Writing Professional and technical writing           0
1662 1662 pdf:2005:B.4 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.4 (Re)composing Access: Reading War, Technology, and Difference at a Military School       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
1663 1663 pdf:2005:B.5 2005 pdf-2005-2005__2005completeprogram.pdf   B.5 International Blogging: Research on Cross-Cultural Tutor Training       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0

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CREATE TABLE sessions (id TEXT, year INTEGER, source_document_id TEXT, parent_id TEXT, code TEXT, title TEXT, session_type TEXT, audience_level TEXT, tracks TEXT, area TEXT, area_group TEXT, topic_tags TEXT, group_id TEXT, dates TEXT, time_label TEXT, room TEXT, cancelled INTEGER);
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