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Our mission is to support the people teaching in the increasingly complex environment of higher education. We aspire to be a community that connects instructors with other teachers, scholars, authors, and editors, as well as with a library of resources for teaching and learning.

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The 2025 CCCC Annual Convention brings together composition instructors from across the country for pedagogical sessions and best teaching practices t... by ![]() 0 0 | 73 | |||
In a recent Chronicle of Higher Education piece, Marc Watkins shared an AI-Assisted Learning Template that he uses to encourage critical reflection an... 1 2 | 1465 | |||
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