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Workshopping Our Non-Native-English-Speaking Sessions: Ways to Reduce Guilt and Encourage Flexibility When We Consult

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    Workshopping Our Non-Native-English-Speaking Sessions: Ways to Reduce Guilt and Encourage Flexibility When We Consult

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This article describes the workshop I developed for our Writing Center consultants. My workshop was designed to allievate feelings of guilt common to consultants who work with non-native English speaking students. I advocate for consultants who acknowledge their role as a cultural informant, are willing to work line-by-line through portions of a paper, and interweave global and local concerns rather than prioritizing one over the other. This article explores how I paced my workshop, the questions I asked, and how I established goals.

Keywords: Communication Center, consulting, non-native English speakers, workshops

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Sorenson, G., (2017) “Workshopping Our Non-Native-English-Speaking Sessions: Ways to Reduce Guilt and Encourage Flexibility When We Consult”, Communication Center Journal 3(1).

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2017-11-17

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