摘要:About a year ago, Bruce Johnson, a composition teacher at Plymouth State College, stopped by the Reading/Writing Center to tell me that he had restructured his course and that his students were going to start using the Center a lot. He explained that he would now use Donald Murray’s Write to Learn, and that his approach would be a process approach, which, he gathered from our faculty mailings, would work well with what we do at the Center. I expressed my enthusiasm and promised that we would do all we could to reinforce what he was doing in class.