Journal article
Authors list: Eady, Michelle J.; Machura, Ina Alexandra; Jaidev, Radhika; Taczak, Kara; Depalma, Michael-John; Mina, Lilian W.
Publication year: 2021
Pages: 183-197
Journal: International Journal of Work-Integrated Learning
Volume number: 22
Issue number: 2
ISSN: 2538-1032
Publisher: New Zealand Association for Cooperative Education
Abstract:
This article explores ways that work-integrated learning (WIL) scholarship and the field of writing studies can benefit from intentional engagement in the context of transfer research. This conceptual paper foregrounds writing in WIL contexts, introduces writing transfer and its relationship to writing in WIL contexts, discusses conceptual overlaps of writing transfer research and WIL, and suggests what writing transfer can mean for WIL practitioners. Overall, we argue that intentional engagement with writing transfer can enrich both WIL research and pedagogy.
Citation Styles
Harvard Citation style: Eady, M., Machura, I., Jaidev, R., Taczak, K., Depalma, M. and Mina, L. (2021) Writing transfer and work-integrated learning in higher education: Transnational research across disciplines, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING, 22(2), pp. 183-197
APA Citation style: Eady, M., Machura, I., Jaidev, R., Taczak, K., Depalma, M., & Mina, L. (2021). Writing transfer and work-integrated learning in higher education: Transnational research across disciplines. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING. 22(2), 183-197.
Keywords
CONTEXTS; critical reflection; curricular design; DISABILITY; multi-institutional research; SKILLS; STUDENT; UNIVERSITY; Work-integrated learning; writing transfer
