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Marcella J. Kehus
Employment |
Research Assistant, 1998 - present University Teaching, 1995-present Language Arts Teacher, 1987-present Berkley School District Berkley, Michigan § Teacher of Middle School Language Arts and Journalism § Creator and Sponsor of middle school Writers Club § Member of School Improvement Committee § Member of Language Arts Curriculum Committee § Numerous in-district in-services including Process Writing, Writing across the Content Areas, Classroom Management, and Book Club |
Education |
Ph. D. Reading 1995 - May, 2000, Oakland University, Rochester, MI Dissertation: A Virtual Community of Adolescent Writers This case study of a group of adolescent writers explored their use of language, literacy knowledge, and technology in creating and sustaining a discourse community on the World Wide Web. |
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Master of Arts in Curriculum and Teaching, 1989 - 1993, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI § Thesis consisted of integrating Michigan's Language Arts standards within all academic content areas for district-wide literacy curriculum. |
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Bachelor of Arts, English, Secondary Education, 1983-1987, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI § Graduate of Multiple Perspectives teacher education program
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Presentations |
Michigan Reading Association Conference Michigan Reading Association Conference Michigan Reading Association Conference International Reading Association National Reading Conference National Reading Conference National Reading Conference Rochester Community Schools Michigan Reading Association Michigan Reading Association International Reading Association International Reading Association |
Publications |
The Book Club Plus Network (1999). What counts as teacher research?: An essay. Language Arts, 77(1), 48-52. Sue, the T-rex, (informational text for middle school readers). Field Museum of Natural History. (1999) Chicago, IL. |
Service |
Doctoral student guest reviewer for Reading Research Quarterly, 2000 Webmaster, TeenLit.com (teenlit.com ): Site for publishing adolescent writing as well as space for interactions around their own writing, a writers workshop, links, and teacher resources. |