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In Harmony Reading and Writing

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ISBN-10: 0321881605

ISBN-13: 9780321881601

Edition: 2013

Authors: Kathleen T. McWhorter

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In Harmony is one of two titles in a new first edition series written for the integrated Reading/Writing Developmental English course by an author who is an expert in both fields of study - Kathleen McWhorter. In Harmony, the first book in the series, correlates to the introductory developmental reading level and the sentence to paragraph developmental writing level. The text begins with separate overviews of the reading and writing processes and then offers two full chapters on vocabulary. Each chapter becomes progressively more integrated so that students are consistently combining basic reading skills with sentence level and paragrpah level writing. A brief grammar handbook and ESL…    
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List price: $128.07
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: Pearson Education
Publication date: 12/30/2012
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 704
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.948

Introduction: A Guide to College Success
Keys to Success in College
Key #1 Set Goals and Monitor Them
Key #2 Get Organized
Key #3 Manage Your Time: Balancing School, Work, and Family
Key #4 Take Charge of Your Learning
Key #5 Get the Most Out of Your Textbooks
Key #6 Focus Your Attention and Avoid Distractions
Key #7 Take Class Notes
Key #8 Learn to Take tests
Key #9 How to be Successful in Your Reading-Writing Course
Key #10 How to be Successful Working with Classmates
Getting Started
the Reading Process: An Overview
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Active Reading and Writing?
Reading
Active Reading: How to Get Started
Preview Before Reading
Reading: the Dilemma of Anger: "Let it Out" or "Bottle It Up"?
Highlight and Annotate As You Read
Reading: Is Bottled water Safer Than Tap Water?
Strengthen Your Comprehension and Recall
Read and Think About Visuals
Think Critically
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Respond A Professional Reading: Liking and Loving: Interpersonal Attraction
Self-Test Summary
the Writing Process: An Overview
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is the Writing Process?
Writing
Understand What Writing Is and Is Not
Practical Advice About Writing
Five Steps in the Writing Process
Generate Ideas
Organize Ideas
Write Paragraphs
Write Essays
Write a First draft
Revise Drafts
Proofread
Consider Your Audience and Purpose
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Respond Student Essay: The Space In-Between, Santiago
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: What Makes a Movie Scary
Self-Test Summary
Vocabulary: Working with Words
Focusing on Reading and Writing
Why is Vocabulary Important?
Use a Dictionary Effectively
Synonyms and Antonyms
Understand Denotative and Connotative Language
Use Words with Multiple or Unusual Meanings
Understand Vocabulary in College Courses
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: The Power of Words, Beebe, Beebe, and Redmond
Self-Test Summary
Vocabulary: Learning Unknown Words
Focusing on Reading and Writing
Why is Learning New Words Important?
Figure Out Unknown Words: A Strategy
Pronounce Unknown Words
Use Context Clues
Use Word Parts
Learn New Words
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Talking to Koko the Gorilla
Self-Test Summary
Reading And Writing Sentences
Complete Sentences Versus Sentence Fragments
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is a Complete Sentence?
Writing
Identify Subjects and Predicates
Identify Sentence Fragments
Recognize and Correct Fragments Caused by Missing Subjects
Recognize and Correct Fragments Caused by Missing Verbs
Recognize and Correct Fragments Caused by Dependent Clauses
Reading
Understanding Sentences
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: NortenBo en Manhattan
Self-Test Summary
Run-On Sentences and Comma Splices
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is Punctuation and Why is it Important to Use It Correctly?
Recognize and Correct Run-On Sentences
Recognize and Correct Comma Splices
Reading
Use Punctuation as a Guide to Reading
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: The Role of Sports in Our Lives
Self-Test Summary
Using Verbs Correctly
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is a Verb?
Writing
Recognize Forms of the Verb
Understand Verb Tense: An Overview
Use the Simple Tenses
Use Irregular verbs Correctly
Understand Voice: Use Active Instead of Passive Voice
Avoid Errors in Subject-Verb Agreement
Reading
What Verbs Tell Readers
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: My Kid's Father
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Scenes from A Service-Dog Graduation
Self-Test Summary
Combining and Expanding Your Ideas
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Independent and Dependent Clauses?
Writing
Combine Ideas of Equal Importance
Combine Ideas of Unequal Importance
Write Compound-Complex Sentences
Reading
Identify Meaning Clues from Sentence Structure
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: Freedom to Buy Candy
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Saying "Adios" to Spanglish
Self-Test Summary
Revising Confusing and Inconsistent Sentences
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is a Confusing or Inconsistent Sentence?
Writing
Use Pronouns Clearly and Effectively
Avoid Shifts in Person, Number, and Verb Tense
Avoid Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
Use Parallelism
Reading
Understand Difficult and Complicated Sentences
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: When Someday Finally Came
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Computer Technology, Large Organizations, and the Assault on Privacy
Self-Test Summary
Reading And Writing Paragrahs
Main Ideas and Topic Sentences
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Topics, Main Ideas, and Topic Sentence?
Reading
Understand General Versus Specific Ideas
Identify the Topic
Identify the Main Idea
Writing
Choose a Manageable Topic
Write Effective Topic Sentences
Revise Ineffective Topic Sentences
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: Decision Time
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: What is a Sustainable Food System?
Self-Test Summary
Details, Implied Main Ideas, and Transitions
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Supporting Details, Implied Main Ideas, and Transitions?
Reading
Identify Supporting Details in Paragraphs
Identify Implied Main Ideas
Use Transitional Words and Phrases to Read Paragraphs
Writing
Choose Specific Details
Use Details to Support Your Topic Sentence
Arrange Details So They are Easy to Follow
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: A Korean Girl in Boston
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Wireless Interference: the Health Risks
Self-Test Summary
Patterns of Organization: Chronological Order, Narration, Process, and Description
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Patterns of Organization?
Reading and Writing Time Sequence: Chronological Order, Process, and Narration
What is Time Sequence?
Read Chronological Order and Process
Write Process Paragraphs
Write Narrative Paragraphs
Reading and Writing Description
What is Description?
Read Descriptive Paragraphs
Write Descriptive Paragraphs
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: A Trip to Disney World
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: My Documented Life
Self-Test Summary
Patterns of Organization: Example, Cause and Effect, and Comparison and Contrast
Focusing on Reading and Writing
Why Use Patterns of Organization?
Reading and Writing Example
What is an Example?
Read Examples
Write Examples
Reading and Writing Cause and Effect
What is Cause and Effect?
Read Cause and Effect
Write Cause and Effect
Reading and Writing Comparison and Effect
What is Comparison and Contrast?
Read Comparison and Contrast
Write Comparison and Contrast
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: Twitter's Appeal
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: The Benefits of Listening to Music
Self-Test Summary
Revision and Proofreading
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What are Revision and Proofreading?
Reading
Read Carefully and Critically for Revision
Writing
Determine How and When to Revise
Revise Ineffective Paragraphs
Use Idea Maps to Spot Revision Problems
Use Peer Review
Proofread for Correctness
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: The Event that Changed My Life
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Finding a Mate: Not the Same as it Used to Be
Self-Test Summary
Reading And Writing About Text Materials
Understanding and Organizing Information
Focusing on Reading and Writing
Why Organize Information?
Reading
Read to Organize and Retain Information
Writing
Outline to Organize Information
Map to Discover Organization
Paraphrase to Restate Ideas of Others
Summarize to Condense Information
Integrating Reading and Writing
Read and Revise
Read and Respond A Student Essay: Facebook's Influence on a Person's Life
Read and Respond A Professional Essay: Why Conserve Water
Self-Test Summary
Reading and Thinking Critically
Focusing on Reading and Writing
What is Critical Reading?
Reading
How to Read Critically
Make Inferences
Identify the Author's Purpose
Analyze the Author's intended Audience