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Thinking, Reading, and Writing Critically | |
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Thinking Like a Writer | |
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Why writing is important | |
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Thinking like a writer | |
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Situation, audience, and purpose | |
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Critical thinking | |
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Steps in critical thinking | |
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Reading Critically | |
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Critical reading | |
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Steps in critical reading | |
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Determining literal meaning | |
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Making inferences | |
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Making evaluations | |
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Close and active reading | |
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Systematic reading | |
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Connecting critical reading to writing | |
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Distinguishing Between Summary and Synthesis | |
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Summarizing | |
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Synthesizing | |
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Synthesizing multiple sources | |
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Synthesizing one source | |
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Viewing Images Critically | |
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Viewing with a critical eye | |
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Writing and Technology | |
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Computers and writers | |
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Creating documents | |
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Finding resources | |
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Managing your work | |
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Communicating with others | |
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Computers and forms of writing | |
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Writing Process | |
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The writing process | |
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The purposes for writing | |
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Informing a reader | |
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Persuading a reader | |
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The writerrsquo;s audience | |
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Writing for a peer-response group | |
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Writing for an instructor | |
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Writing for a supervisor | |
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The writerrsquo;s tone | |
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The writing topic | |
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Selecting your own topic | |
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Narrowing or broadening an assigned topic | |
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The writing situation | |
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Finding ideas | |
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Keeping a journal | |
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Free writing | |
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Chatting | |
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Brainstorming | |
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Asking and answering questions | |
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Clustering | |
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Thesis statements | |
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Outlining | |
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Drafting | |
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Writing a first draft | |
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Overcoming writerrsquo;s block | |
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Revising, Editing, and Proofreading | |
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Revising strategies | |
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Using my thesis statement and essay title to revise | |
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Editing strategies | |
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Proofreading strategies | |
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Composing Paragraphs | |
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Understanding paragraphs | |
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Introductory paragraphs | |
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Topic sentences | |
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Starting with a topic sentence | |
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Ending with a topic sentence | |
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Implying a topic sentence | |
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Supporting details | |
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Coherent paragraphs | |
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Using transitional expressions | |
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Using deliberate repetition and parallelism | |
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Body paragraphs | |
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Composing a narration | |
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Composing a description | |
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Describing a process | |
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Composing an example or illustration | |
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Composing a definition | |
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Composing a comparison and contrast | |
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Composing an analysis | |
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Composing a classification | |
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Composing an analogy | |
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Explaining cause and effect | |
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Concluding paragraphs | |
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Writing to Inform | |
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Informative essays | |
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Studentrsquo;s informative essay | |
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Writing To Argue | |
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Understanding argument | |
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Choosing a topic and developing a claim | |
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Supporting an argument | |
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Types of appeals | |
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Considering the evidence | |
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Structuring an argument | |
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Logical fallacies | |
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Revising argument essays | |
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Studentrsquo;s argument essay | |
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An Overview of Writing Across the Curriculum | |
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Writing across the curriculum | |
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Writing about the humanities and literature | |
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What the humanities are | |
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Types of sources | |
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Types of papers | |