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Writing for the GWRJ
Resources for writing for the Grassroots Writing Research Journal
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Full-length GWRJ articles
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GWRJ Shorts
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Documenting Literate Activity
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Picturing Literate Activity
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Grassroots Graphics
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GWRJ Uptakes
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GWRJ Co-Interviews
In brief videos, 7 GWRJ writers and editors share insights about what they think makes a great GWRJ writing research article
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GWRJ articles can be about any literate activity topic, but what they have in common is how they talk about writing as a complex activity. These conventions about how GWRJ articles approach writing can be a starting place for thinking about writing a GWRJ article that helps us unlearn simplistic stories about writing and replace them with more accurate and complex research-based narratives of complexity.
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