he National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing (NCPTW) promotes the teaching of writing through collaborative learning. Peer tutors and NCPTW professionals help students become self-sufficient writers. NCPTW professionals are leaders in collaborative approaches, responding to the challenges of creating and operating writing centers, developing innovative peer tutoring programs, and promoting the work of their peer tutors. The NCPTW offers peer tutors the opportunity to contribute in professional and scholarly ways to the larger writing center community, and we’re dedicated to providing forums for tutors to share and present research at national and international conferences.
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- Conference Program
- “Cuando la tiranía es ley, la revolución es orden”: Social Justice Through Linguistic Revolution
- “Writing in the Disciplines” Resources as Tools for Accessibility
- A Center of Engagement
- Academic Counterparts: Creative Writing in the Writing Center
- Adapting and Applying Valuable Practices of Historic Writing Communities
- Alumni Tutor Takeaways from Learning and Working at the Writing Center
- An Inquiry Based Approach to Writing Tutor Training: A Step Towards Creating a Culture of Inclusivity in the Writing Center
- Creating Inclusive Remote Tutoring Spaces: Social Media Campaign to Engage a Diverse Student Body
- Elective Online Communities: Five Portraits of Writing Center Social Media Use and Non-Use
- Empathy in the Writing Center
- Furthering Engagement and Motivation through Graduate Writing Groups at the Writing Center
- Guess Who's Back: Identity & Attendance Patterns in the Writing Center
- How Student Demographics Affect the Use of Translingual Approaches at Writing Centers
- Menstruating Tutor's Perceptions of Having Free Menstrual Product Access in a Writing Center
- Problematizing Paradox: Institutionalized Barriers Across Within & Outside the Center
- Re-Thinking Narrative: Carving Space for Secondary School Writing Centers
- Research and Restoring Justice: A Letter from the Editors
- Research-Based Strategies for Improving Tutor Training: Insights from Writing Center Tutors
- Supporting Success: A Study of Motivation and First Year Student Usage of the Writing Center
- Sustaining Community Literacy Efforts through a Rhetoric of Respect
- The Writing Center’s Lack of Focus: Tutoring Students with ADHD
- Time and Tradition: Nonnative English Speakers in the Writing Center
- Transfer in the Writing Center: Theory and Practice for Peer Writing Tutors
- Tutors as Writers: The Impact of Creative Writing in the Writing Center
- Why We Still Ain’t Out; Identifying the Impact of Heteronormativity within the Writing Center
- Writing Peer Tutoring and Reimagining: A Trauma-Informed Praxis for Social Justice
- Writing Tutors, Take a Deep Breath: Mindfulness in Support of Tutoring as a Performance
- A Writing Center and Community Confluence: Moving the Writing Center into the Community
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