Abstract
Examines two studies: one that shows that competent to highly competent writers find writing centers beneficial, and the other that shows that faculty continue to think of writing centers as suited to remedial students and surface level corrections. Attempts to glean from these studies important information that could act as a corrective to all writing centers. (TB)
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Devlin, F. (1996). The Writing Center and the Good Writer. The Writing Center Journal, 16(2). https://doi.org/10.7771/2832-9414.1350
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