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Exploring Citizen Journalism and Non-Fiction Writing

Explore the world of citizen journalism and non-fiction writing, learning about text types, adapting writing to conventions, considering audience, purpose, and tone. Discover the significance and usefulness of non-fiction writing, and delve into creating various text types. Uncover the role of citiz

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Comprehensive Overview of English Writing Course

This comprehensive English writing course, led by lecturer Muhammad Muslim Nasution, covers various aspects such as grammar, vocabulary, writing styles, and assessments. Students are required to actively participate, submit assignments, attend classes regularly, and produce writing projects. The cou

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Exploring Contemporary Non-Fiction Themes

Delve into diverse non-fiction topics such as pet pampering, societal contradictions in teen reading habits, environmental concerns like plastic pollution, and societal opinions on education and lifestyle choices. Discover intriguing discussions and thought-provoking insights in this engaging collec

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Exploring Historical Fiction: Elements and Examples

Discover the essence of historical fiction, its key elements, and examples like "Forrest Gump." Learn how plausibility and interpretation play pivotal roles in creating captivating narratives that blend fiction with historical events.

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Understanding Narrative Voice in Fiction Writing

Explore the elements of narrative voice in fiction writing, including tense, perspective, and language choices. Learn how authors decide on the tense and perspective for their stories, and consider different language styles that suit various characters and perspectives. Discover the nuances of first

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Mastering Academic Writing: Strategies for Success

Academic writing is a formal style of writing with specific characteristics such as accuracy, brevity, and clarity. Understanding academic style is crucial for success in your course as it reflects your engagement with the content. Successful academic writers read, learn new vocabulary, and have a s

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Challenges and Perspectives in Academic Writing for English Learners: Insights from Yemeni Students and Educators

Exploring the challenges and experiences of MA English students in academic writing, the narrative reveals issues faced by learners in Yemen such as outdated curricula, lack of teaching aids, and struggles with writing skills. Insights from a teacher highlight improvements in syllabi yet continued c

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Academic Writing Essentials: Background, Types, and Formats

Explore the essential aspects of academic writing in this comprehensive guide. Learn about the purpose of academic writing, common types such as projects and essays, and the formats for short and long writing tasks. Discover the features of academic writing like accuracy, objectivity, and formal sty

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Understanding Graduate-Level Writing in Academic Communication

Explore the nuances of academic writing at the graduate level in the School of Communication with Francesca Gacho, a Graduate Writing Coach. Learn about the features, characteristics, and strategies necessary for various genres of writing in this context. Discover the expectations and conventions of

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Lukasz Andrzej Glinka - Non-fiction Writer and Science Author with a Diverse Academic Background

Lukasz Andrzej Glinka is a prolific non-fiction writer and science author known for his extensive publication record, academic achievements, and editorial contributions. With a background in theoretical physics and a wealth of experience at prestigious research institutions worldwide, he has establi

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Creative Teaching Approaches for Persuasive Writing Workshop

The workshop focuses on using Grammar for Writing principles to enhance teaching of persuasive writing, emphasizing modal verbs and adverbials. It encourages creative writing by engaging young writers' imaginations and beliefs, allowing freedom to explore ideas. Participants learn key teaching princ

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Department of Writing and Rhetoric Writing Excellence Awards 2011

The Department of Writing and Rhetoric at Oakland University organized the Writing Excellence Awards in 2011, recognizing outstanding submissions across various categories including writing from/about sources, original research, visual and/or auditory composition, fiction, and creative nonfiction. T

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Ernest Hemingway: A Brief Overview of His Life and Works

Ernest Miller Hemingway, born on July 21, 1899, was a renowned American novelist, short story writer, and journalist who left a significant mark on 20th-century fiction. Hemingway's distinct writing style and adventurous life influenced many generations. He produced numerous iconic works, including

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Exploring Fantasy Worlds: Conventions, Types, and Challenges

Dive into the realm of fantasy literature and learn about the conventions, types, and differences between fantasy and sci-fi. Uncover the definition of fantasy, explore popular genres, and discover sub-genres like fiction, science fiction, and historical fiction. Engage in thought-provoking challeng

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Comprehensive Guide to Kindergarten Writing Training for NYSESLAT 2019

Explore a detailed guide on Kindergarten Writing Training for the NYSESLAT 2019 exam. The training covers four constructed-response types including Letter Writing, Word Writing, Sentence Writing, and Writing a Story. Gain insights into the application of holistic writing rubrics, analyzing student r

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Washington Irving: Father of American Fiction and Pioneer of American Romanticism

Washington Irving, an influential American author of the early 19th century, is revered as the Father of American fiction. Known for iconic works like "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle," Irving played a crucial role in establishing American literature as an independent art form. His

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Craft of Writing Framework for Teaching Writing

Explore the Craft of Writing Framework to enhance your teaching of writing skills, transforming your Arvon residential experiences into effective classroom strategies. Embrace language choices, text-level decisions, authorship, writing processes, and reader-writer relationships to empower students i

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Understanding Text Cohesion in Non-Fiction Writing

Exploring text cohesion in non-fiction writing by analyzing how ideas are linked and sequenced clearly using key linguistic elements like nouns, pronouns, determiners, and verbs. The importance of maintaining coherence for readers to easily follow the text is highlighted through examples and explana

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Unveiling Character Depth in Fiction Writing

Discover the essence of character development in fiction writing through revealing dialogues, appearance cues, actions, and critical decision-making moments. Dive into how characters come alive through thought-provoking narratives, adding layers of intrigue and authenticity to your storytelling.

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Year 9 Reading Exam Revision Guide: Anthology Comparison & Non-Fiction Writing Tips

This guide is for Year 9 students preparing for their reading exam, covering tips and exercises for comparing war poems and writing non-fiction letters/reports. It includes analysis reminders, comparison connectives, context guidance, specific revision tasks for each poem, and practice essay questio

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Effective Strategies for Shared Reading in Non-Fiction Settings

Shared reading in non-fiction is an effective approach to reinforce literacy skills while teaching subject-specific content. Teachers choose texts that match students' reading levels, are cross-curricular, and engaging. Discussions, predictions, vocabulary exploration, and historical context are int

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Comprehensive Overview of English Writing Curriculum for Primary School Years Reception to Year 3

Explore a detailed breakdown of the English writing curriculum for primary school students in Reception to Year 3. From narrative stories to non-fiction texts, poetry to persuasive writing, this overview highlights the engaging units and texts used to develop children's writing skills throughout the

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Understanding Fiction and Nonfiction in Language Arts

Fiction and nonfiction are two key genres in literature. Fiction involves imaginative storytelling with elements like plot, characters, setting, point of view, and theme. Nonfiction, on the other hand, deals with real people, events, and ideas, aiming to inform, persuade, or entertain readers. Explo

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Understanding Elements of Fiction in Prose Writing

This session delves into the essential elements of fiction in prose writing, covering plot development, characterization, setting, and more. Students will learn to analyze and interpret these elements in stories, with a focus on applying their understanding to a specific short story. Through detaile

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Enhancing Fiction Writing Skills Through Practice

This comprehensive guide outlines the fundamentals of good fiction writing, from basic skills to advanced techniques. It delves into the importance of vocabulary, structure, and grammar in creating compelling narratives. Readers are encouraged to enrich their writing with sophisticated vocabulary an

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Enhancing Writing Skills at Escrick C of E Primary School

At Escrick C of E Primary School, the approach to English education focuses on core skills like phonics, reading, writing, and letter formation. The curriculum incorporates a variety of text types and genres, including persuasive writing, biographies, fiction, and poetry. Writing activities are embe

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Understanding Gothic Fiction Conventions in Literature

Gothic fiction is a captivating genre rooted in dark, mysterious settings, supernatural elements, and eerie atmospheres. Originating with "The Castle of Otranto" by Horace Walpole, this genre has evolved to encompass elements like family curses, isolated castles, and sinister creatures. Dive into th

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Year 2 Curriculum Plan for Summer Term - Be the Best That We Can Be

Year 2 Curriculum Plan for Summer Term involves various subjects and activities aimed at providing a well-rounded educational experience for the students. The plan includes topics such as Religious Education focusing on Eastertide, English writing featuring fiction and non-fiction texts, reading com

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Creative Noun Usage in Science Fiction Writing

Explore the art of using nouns to establish genre, setting, and character names in science fiction writing. Learn how authors like Philip Reeve utilize proper nouns to create immersive worlds and unique characters. Delve into the significance of authentic text, discussion, and purposeful learning pr

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Writing in Computer Science Research: Enhancing Technical Writing Skills

This course overview covers the main objectives, class structure, and learning outcomes of a Computer Science Research Writing course focused on developing students' writing abilities, providing constructive criticism, and applying technical writing concepts to research papers in a workshop format.

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Science Fiction Retrieval Practice: Short Stories Insights

Explore futuristic technologies, incongruity, and speculative fiction elements in science fiction short stories like "Robbie" and "There Will Come Soft Rains." Uncover the connections to historical events, like the Cold War, through literary analysis of these captivating narratives.

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Exploring Legal Themes in Science Fiction: The Inevitable Failure of Future Law

This study delves into emerging legal issues in recent transatlantic science fiction works by authors like Charles Stross, Ken McLeod, and Paolo Bacigalupi. It examines the portrayal of law in SF and what insights it offers about our legal systems. Through a systematic survey of over 300 novels and

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Peekskill Middle School Humanities Course Overview

Peekskill Middle School offers a comprehensive Humanities course for the 2017-2018 academic year, taught by Ms. Jaclyn Gabriele. The course covers various writing processes, character analysis, personal narratives, themes, partner reading, literary essays, non-fiction, Ancient Egypt, social issues,

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Exploring Historical Fiction Writing Techniques

Delve into the art of historical fiction writing through thematic exploration, character development, and crafting compelling narratives set in specific historical periods. Enhance your skills in characterisation, setting, atmosphere, turning points, and climax by engaging in creative tasks such as

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Essential Literary Terms for Fiction Writing

Learn about key literary terms essential for writing about fiction, including concepts like protagonist, antagonist, connotation, denotation, figurative language, narrator, and setting. Understand the nuances of each term to enhance your understanding and analysis of fictional works.

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Teaching Writing Creatively for Narrative Fiction

Explore the principles of teaching writing creatively for narrative fiction, emphasizing the importance of engaging young writers' imaginations, emotions, and beliefs. Learn how to create an enriching environment that encourages exploration and experimentation in the writing process. Discover how ev

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Spring into Writing: Enhancing Writing Skills for Children

Join us for an evening dedicated to enhancing writing skills for children according to Maryland College and Career-Ready Standards. Learn about writing expectations, get motivated writing ideas for children, and explore fun writing opportunities at home. The event will provide insights into differen

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Exploring the World of Science Fiction

Science fiction is a genre that delves into imagined future scientific and technological advances, exploring major societal and environmental changes, space travel, time travel, and life on other planets. It combines elements of science and fiction to create believable yet captivating narratives tha

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Understanding Realistic Fiction: Features and Examples

Realistic fiction is a genre of writing that portrays characters, settings, and events that could exist in real life, even though the story itself may be fictional. The key features include believable characters, realistic settings, everyday problems, and plausible solutions. By sorting book covers

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Exploring the World of Stephen King: A Comprehensive Overview

Delve into the life and works of Stephen King, the renowned American author known for his contributions to contemporary horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, science fiction, and fantasy. Discover his background, family life, notable works, and insights on writing. Uncover intriguing details about

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