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Issue 19.2 Contents

  • Empowering Voices: A Graduate Student Instructor’s Introduction to Linguistic Justice
  • Editor's Note
  • Critical Imagining of Accommodation Letters for Transformative Access in the First-Year Composition Classroom
  • Teaching With Trauma and PTSD: Navigating the Aftermath of Sexual Assault as a Graduate Student Instructor
  • It’s Not Just About Convenience: Multimodality and Transmodality in the FYC Classroom
  • Identity Work and Affect in the Fostering of Critical Consciousness: The Case of International Graduate Teaching Assistants
  • This Is How We Change Things: Promoting Student Agency Through Service-Learning in First-Year Composition
  • Reflections on Collaborative Writing
  • Supporting Students’ Own Languages in the Writing Classroom: Adaptable Writing Assignments for Enacting Linguistic Justice in Local Contexts
  • Reclaiming Authority in the FYC Classroom as a Graduate Teaching Assistant: Using Feminist Pedagogies to Empower
  • Empathy for the Instructor: A Reflection of Using Empathy-Based Pedagogy as a Graduate Teaching Assistant
  • Academic Leadership by Day, Student by Night: Juggling Department Management, Teaching, and a PhD Program as a Minority Woman

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