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Integrated Reading & Writing (INRW)

Integrated Reading and Writing (INRW) training options are available.

 

Online INRW Training for ACC Faculty

Preparing to Teach Integrated Reading and Writing – Hours: 10

After you enroll in this workshop, it may take up to 2 business days for you to be manually enrolled in the Blackboard course.

You will receive an email informing you that you can access the training through your Blackboard account. You will also be assigned a mentor to guide you through the course. Then you will be able to proceed with the training. Send an email to the contact person if you have a problem or a question.

Contact Person: james.byrd@austincc.edu

If you need immediate assistance please contact Jay Byrd, james.byrd@austincc.edu, (512) 223-7256. Please note, response time may vary due to college operations.

 

REGISTER: Preparing to Teach Integrated Reading and Writing

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) has mandated the integration of reading instruction and writing instruction into one course. This training offers philosophies, techniques, and suggestions for instructors qualified to teach INRW and who are making the transition from teaching reading or writing in stand-alone courses to teaching integrated reading and writing courses. The goal of this training is to enable instructors to create an INRW course while incorporating Themes, Informational Texts, Low-Stakes Writing, Just-in-Time Teaching, and Portfolios into their curriculum.

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Integrated Reading & Writing: Training Resources

This online training consists of five units that will provide instructors qualified to teach INRW with everything they need to develop their own integrated reading and writing curriculum for developmental students. Faculty will be able to create Integrated Reading & Writing (INRW) courses that will better prepare developmental students for success in college classes.

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