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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Lesson Three Thesis Statements Dr. M. Connor. The backbone of a paper. Just like your back bone gives you the support to hold together and the shape you need to be in to function fully imagine what would happen if I took out your backbone!

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Recap

Recap. What is Evaluation Essay? Evaluation or Review; Similar yet Different Steps for writing Evaluation Essay Topic Selection What are you Evaluating How to Write an Evaluation Essay Dos and Don'ts Common Mistakes Pre-Writing Exercise for Evaluation Essay. Lecture 15.

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DOCUMENTING INSTRUCTIONAL EXCELLENCE

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Letters Which one is the real thing?

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WRITING A RESEARCH ARTICLE

WRITING A RESEARCH ARTICLE. Dr. Rob Danin Senior English Language Fellow www.robdanin.com. FORMAT FOR THE PAPER. TITLE Make your title specific enough to describe the contents of the paper. The title should be appropriate for the intended audience.

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Simple Sentences

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Qualifying An Argument

Qualifying An Argument. Softening the Blow. If you qualify a statement, you add some information, evidence, or phrase in order to make it less strong or less generalized (recommended).

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How to Create Imagery in Your Writing

How to Create Imagery in Your Writing. Use the five senses!. Imagine With Your Senses!. Powerful sensory images will capture the reader's imagination and create more descriptive realism in your writing. How do I start?.

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Ending your Essay

Ending your Essay. By Professor Allison Knox, Elgin Community College. Take Your Reader Back Home. Bring back the imagery from the attention getter.

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Writing a Literary Analysis Essay

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Writing Effectively

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Creating Conflict

Creating Conflict. The main struggle that the protagonist faces. What does the conflict do?. This conflict defines the basic parameters of the plot and raises the dramatic question of the story (i.e., whether the protagonist will prevail or not) that is answered at the climax.

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Descriptive Writing

Descriptive Writing. What is descriptive writing?. A descriptive essay uses the five senses to describe a place, an object, or a feeling. In descriptive writing, the writer must describe the place, object, or feeling so well that the reader can picture it in his or her mind. The Five Senses.

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Writing a Good Beginning

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Craft Chat: Body Paragraphs #1

Craft Chat: Body Paragraphs #1 . Establishing Context. Ways to establish context. History Background information Definitions Presenting a problem. Historical approach. What are some characteristics of this approach?. Providing background information. Reader-centered

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