Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue Vol 20 Issue 1 & 2
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Cristy Sellers Smith
Cristy Sellers Smith
Georgia State University
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Chara Haeussler Bohan;
Chara Haeussler Bohan
Georgia State University
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Michelle Tenam-Zemach
Michelle Tenam-Zemach
Nova Southeastern University
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Cristy Sellers Smith
Georgia State University
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978-1-64113-383-8
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978-1-64113-382-1
Publication date:
2018
Book Chapter
Chapter 5: Audio Feedback on Student Writing: Could Voice Recording Foster the Tenets of Care Theory?
Gregory Chalfin
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Published:2018
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Gregory Chalfin, 2018. "Audio Feedback on Student Writing: Could Voice Recording Foster the Tenets of Care Theory?", Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue Vol 20 Issue 1 & 2, Chara Haeussler Bohan, Michelle Tenam-Zemach, Cristy Sellers Smith
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Abstract
Audio commentary on student writing has yet to become a mainstream method of grading practices. However, in considering the impact of voice recording in fostering the tenets of Nel Noddings’ care theory, the author finds great potential for the practice to realize Noddings’ tenets of developing a practice of care: modeling, dialogue, practice, and confirmation. The development of this method could have significant implications for caring educational practice.
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