List of Hopkins Award Winners - Established in 1994
1994-1996 Winners
Winning Article: “The Problem with U.S. Education: Too Much Criticism, Too Little Commitment,” Ruth Cline and Robert C. Small, Jr. November 1994.
Honorable Mention: “Democracy and the Teaching of Argument,” Richard Andrews, October, 1994.
“Literature Tells Our Family Secrets,” Terry Davis, December, 1994. 1998 Winners
Winning Article: “Insults to the Soul,” Susan Ohanian, September 1997.
Honorable Mention: “Young Adult Literature in the Classroom-Or is it?” John H. Bushman, March, 1997.
“Teaching Grammar in the Context of Writing,” Constance Weaver, November, 1996.
2000 Winners
Winning Article: “Warriors with Words: Toward a Post-Columbine Writing Curriculum,” G. Lynn Nelson, May 2000.
Honorable Mention: “Revising Ophelia: Rethinking Questions of Gender and Power in School,” Peter Smagorinsky and Cindy O’Donnell-Allen, January, 1999.
“Reconstructing English: From the 1890s to the 1990s and Beyond,” Ben Nelms, January, 2000.
2002 Winners
Winning Article: “Hope and Irony: Annie On My Mind,” William J. Broz, July 2001.
Honorable Mention: “Living a Literate Life, Revisited,” Douglas Kaufman, July 2002.
“A Way to Love This World: Poetry for Everyone,” Maureen Barbieri, January 2002.
“Bringing Us the Way to Know: The Novels of Gary Paulsen” Susan Nelson Wood, January 2001.
2004 Winners
Winning Article: "Automated Scoring Technologies and the Rising Influence of Error," Julie Cheville, March 2004.
Honorable Mention: "Strategies for Initiating Authentic Discussion," Larry R. Johannessen, September 2003.
2006 Winners
Winning Article: “Researching Writing: The Unfamiliar-Genre Research Project" Sarah Andrew-Vaughan and Cathy Fleischer, March 2006
Honorable Mentions: “Performing the Drama of the Poem: Workshop, Rehearsal, and Reflection", Steven Z. Athanases, September 2005 and “TBI: Our Teachers Are Not Prepared”, Kelly V. Bouldin, March 2005
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