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2150 2150 pdf:2006:A.10 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.10 The Individual, The Institution, and The Community: Three Sites for Service-Learning       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2151 2151 pdf:2006:A.11 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.11 How to Succeed in Literacy: Conventions and Contexts       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2152 2152 pdf:2006:A.12 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.12 Tutor Contributions to Writing Centers       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2153 2153 pdf:2006:A.13 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.13 Preparing Dick and Jane: Success From K through College       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2154 2154 pdf:2006:A.14 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.14 Composing Ourselves for the Academic Community       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2155 2155 pdf:2006:A.15 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.15 The Content of Comp: Assessing FYC Outcomes, Metacognition and Reflective Practice with a Writing Skills Inventory       Composition Programs Writing programs and administration           0
2156 2156 pdf:2006:A.16 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.16 Roles for “Identity” in Research on Literacy and Writing       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2157 2157 pdf:2006:A.17 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.17 Theory and Practice: Memory, Assessment, and Cognitive       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2158 2158 pdf:2006:A.18 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.18 Narrative, Argument, and Resistance: Theory in Practice       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2159 2159 pdf:2006:A.19 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.19 Critical Theories for Questioning and Building       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2160 2160 pdf:2006:A.2 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.2 Focusing Beyond Stereotypes       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2161 2161 pdf:2006:A.20 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.20 CCCC as Touchstone: Pedagogy, Methodology, and Loss       History History           0
2162 2162 pdf:2006:A.21 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.21 Transcending Doctrine: Alternative Models of Literacy       History History           0
2163 2163 pdf:2006:A.22 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.22 Improving First Year Composition: Stories from Three Research Projects       Research Theory and research methods           0
2164 2164 pdf:2006:A.23 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.23 Classroom Inquiries       Research Theory and research methods           0
2165 2165 pdf:2006:A.24 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.24 Socializing Discourses       Research Theory and research methods           0
2166 2166 pdf:2006:A.25 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.25 Network Literacies: First-Year Composition Instruction       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
2167 2167 pdf:2006:A.26 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.26 Fostering Critical Literacy in a Multi-modal, Multi-media       Information Technologies Information, technology and digital cultures           0
2168 2168 pdf:2006:A.27 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.27 Educating Teachers—and Students       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2169 2169 pdf:2006:A.28 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.28 Composition in Context       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2170 2170 pdf:2006:A.29 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.29 Composing Coalitions       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2171 2171 pdf:2006:A.3 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.3 Building Connections through Cross-Cultural Exploration       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2172 2172 pdf:2006:A.30 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.30 Publish, Plagiarize, and/or Perish?       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2173 2173 pdf:2006:A.31 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.31 Coming to Terms: Implications of Labeling Practices for Second-Language Writers       Language Language and literacy           0
2174 2174 pdf:2006:A.32 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.32 From Hip-Hop to Spanglish: Creating Diverse Linguistic Spaces       Language Language and literacy           0
2175 2175 pdf:2006:A.33 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.33 Blaring Disciplines, Building Communities       Creative Writing Creative writing and publishing           0
2176 2176 pdf:2006:A.34 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.34 The Writerly Contexts of Science and Engineering       Professional and Technical Writing Professional and technical writing           0
2177 2177 pdf:2006:A.35 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.35 The Writing Center in Institutional Context       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2178 2178 pdf:2006:A.36 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.36 Balancing Space and Place: Opening the Doors to Civic Engagement                     0
2179 2179 pdf:2006:A.37 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.37 Regional (Lack of) Agency: Contact Zones within Local Communities                     0
2180 2180 pdf:2006:A.38 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.38 Building Literacy Bridges between the Academic and Immigrant Communities                     0
2181 2181 pdf:2006:A.39 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.39 Film, Print, and Physical Embodiment: Working through Binaries and towards Rhetorical Activism                     0
2182 2182 pdf:2006:A.4 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.4 “Who Am I Now?”: Negotiating Multiple Identities as a Writing Teacher       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2183 2183 pdf:2006:A.40 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.40 Making Room for Culture in the Composition Classroom       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2184 2184 pdf:2006:A.41 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.41 Mediating WAC: Collaborating across Difference, Building Trust       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2185 2185 pdf:2006:A.42 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.42 What Can the Mouth and the Ear Teach Us about Good       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2186 2186 pdf:2006:A.43 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.43 Naturalized Discourses and Critical Discourse Analysis: The Penis, Terror-Talk, and First-Year Composition       Theory Theory and research methods           0
2187 2187 pdf:2006:A.44 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.44 WAC Entrepreneurs in the School of Business: Negotiating Disciplinary, Gendered, and Pedagogical       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2188 2188 pdf:2006:A.45 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.45 Class Offerings: Examinations of Non-Academic Literacy Sites and the Role of Class in the Identity of the Academic       Research Theory and research methods           0
2189 2189 pdf:2006:A.46 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.46 Generating Mentors in Composition: Beyond the Great Chain of Being       Institutional and Professional Institutions, labor and the profession           0
2190 2190 pdf:2006:A.47 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.47 Review of a Draft Test Framework for NAEP Writing                     0
2191 2191 pdf:2006:A.5 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.5 Building Coalitions between Rhetoric, WAC, and Literature: Using Special Topoi to Introduce Students       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2192 2192 pdf:2006:A.6 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.6 The Place of Religion in the Writing Classroom       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2193 2193 pdf:2006:A.7 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.7 Building Identity through Writing       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2194 2194 pdf:2006:A.8 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.8 The Body as a Site for Learning and Writing       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2195 2195 pdf:2006:A.9 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programthursday.pdf   A.9 Developing Students’ Metacognitive Skills       Practices of Teaching Writing Teaching and pedagogy           0
2196 2196 pdf:2006:AW.1 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programwednesday.pdf   AW.1 Working in the Middle: A Workshop for New, Experienced, and Prospective WPAs                     0
2197 2197 pdf:2006:AW.3 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programwednesday.pdf   AW.3 Fostering and Sustaining a Community and Culture of Digital Writing                     0
2198 2198 pdf:2006:AW.4 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programwednesday.pdf   AW.4 Theoretically Prepared: From the Job Market through the First Years as an Assistant Professor Administrator                     0
2199 2199 pdf:2006:AW.5 2006 pdf-2006-2006__2006programwednesday.pdf   AW.5 Working toward Inclusive Pedagogy: Special Issues and Topics in Second Language Writing—Part II                     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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