Author: Amy Liao
A collection of articles intended to stimulate questioning of common beliefs about writing.
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This text focuses on developing academic and workplace writing skills alongside effective study habits. It combines practical guidance with interactive exercises and thoughtfully designed writing opportunities, covering topics such as document design, research, and collaboration.
The Commons: Tools for Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric (Eastern Kentucky University, 2022) (CC BY-NC)
A comprehensive introduction to college-level reading, writing, and rhetoric, emphasizing metacognitive strategies and critical reading skills. It includes sections on MLA formatting and explores multiple intelligences.
Aimed at dual enrollment students, this guide offers students necessary concepts and practice to learn all the elements needed for successful first-year writing and sets the stage for future writing success in college. It covers topics such as reading in writing class, thinking and analyzing rhetorically, writing processes, structuring, revising, multimodal reading, visual rhetoric, research …
This OER has a focus on dual enrollment students. This resource introduces students to various rhetorical modes essential for academic writing, including narration, illustration, comparison, and cause and effect. It provides detailed assignment sheets and student worksheets for each major writing project, facilitating practical application of the concepts discussed. Includes professional and student essay examples.
You, Writing! A Guide to College Composition – LibreTexts (CC BY-NC-SA)This textbook emphasizes writing as a process, encouraging students to discover and refine their individual writing methods. It covers topics such as audience analysis, topic selection, thesis development, organization, drafting, revising, editing, proofreading, and research.