Learn about academic style in English, principles of referencing, and how to write effectively for assignments. Understand the functions of academic style, such as clear communication and showcasing membership in the academic community. Explore a paragraph analysis on making people work harder, iden

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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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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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Discover how to identify and utilize your unique learning style effectively with this workshop led by Kayla Taylor. Learn about the different learning styles, take a quiz to find yours, and understand how to integrate your style into your daily life. Knowing your learning style can enhance academic

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Explore the concept of behavioural styles introduced by David Merrill and Roger Reid in the 1960s, focusing on the Analyst style. This style embodies traits such as organization, setting long-term goals, high standards, duty, analysis, directness, decision-making, task-oriented focus, risk-taking, a

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Writing in AP style requires adherence to specific guidelines including consistency, clarity, accuracy, and brevity. This writing style follows the inverted pyramid format, focusing on conveying information in a concise and direct manner. The structure emphasizes getting straight to the point, with

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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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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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APA Style, as defined by the American Psychological Association, offers guidelines for formatting and citations, especially in the social sciences. The 7th edition, introduced in 2019, covers aspects such as general formatting, in-text citations, tables, and figures. This comprehensive style is wide

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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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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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The presentation by the ISU Writing Center covers the essentials of MLA style, including what MLA is, how to format papers, create in-text citations and Works Cited pages. It explains the overview of MLA style, why it is used, and the general rules to follow. Detailed information on creating headers

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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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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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Explore examples of AP style writing in the form of sentences and images, covering topics like political figures, sports events, and journalistic experiences. Each sentence presents variations in punctuation and style following AP guidelines, accompanied by corresponding high-quality images. Practic

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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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Dive into the essence of style guides and their importance in establishing consistency and clarity in written content. Explore the various elements covered in a style sheet, from punctuation preferences to language variations, to enhance your writing skills and ensure coherence in communication.

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Learn valuable NSU editorial style quick tips on punctuation, capitalization, grammar, numbers, and more to enhance the clarity and professionalism of your writing. Get insights on when to use the serial/Oxford comma, em dashes, and proper capitalization rules. Understand the correct usage of facult

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The notion of style is explored in language use, including variations in literary and non-literary contexts, register linguistic features, and style-shifting according to formality. Definitions and classifications of style emphasize the distinctive features characteristic of register, genre, or auth

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Chicago Style, established in 1906, is a widely used citation style in academia, providing guidelines for various disciplines. This guide covers the basics of Chicago Style, including its importance, recommended subtypes, formatting requirements, and more.

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Learn about the American Medical Association (AMA) citation style, its importance in academic writing, what needs to be cited, and how to format in-text citations and references according to AMA guidelines. Discover why AMA style is crucial in the medical and allied health sciences fields, and how t

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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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Developing a collaborative model for postgraduate academic writing courses involves understanding the role of feedback, focusing on content feedback, and exploring the intersections between discipline specialist and writing tutor feedback to improve academic writing abilities. Feedback offers valuab

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The students of Luca Tozzi College in Frignano, Italy, explore Leonardo da Vinci's specular writing, a unique form of left-handed writing that can only be deciphered using a mirror. Discover Leonardo's diverse talents as a painter, inventor, scientist, and writer, with a mysterious side to him as a

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The publicistic style encompasses various forms of written and oral communication, such as newspaper articles, essays, and oratorical speeches. It aims to convince and persuade the audience through a combination of logical argumentation and emotional appeal. This style utilizes a wide range of vocab

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Crafting compelling writing requires attention to detail, from intriguing leads to precise word choices and smooth transitions. Explore the essential elements of good writing, including tips for engaging readers and a checklist for evaluating writing quality. Learn about different types of leads in

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Explore the connection between writing and thinking as a vital tool for academic writing. Delve into strategies for effective writing, evaluating its impact on rigorous thinking, and overcoming challenges through reflective writing exercises.

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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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The focus is on raising attainment in writing among students at Turnbull High School. The school aims to help students improve the quality and sophistication of their writing by building upon prior knowledge and introducing new skills. Strategies like VCOP and A.CARP.PIE are used to teach students h

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This instructional training module focuses on identifying challenges to effective instruction in public health settings and provides methods and tactics to overcome them. It covers topics such as recognizing physical challenges, arranging optimal learning environments, addressing participant/learner

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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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Expository writing is essential for clear communication and expressing thoughts effectively through written words. This form of writing helps convey ideas, information, and opinions concisely, making it crucial for academic, professional, and personal communication. The structure of expository writi

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The DISC model, developed by William Moulton Marston, categorizes individuals into four behavioral styles based on whether they are people-oriented or task-oriented, as well as reserved or active. The Dominant (D) style is assertive and decisive, Influential (I) style is charismatic and motivating,

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Exploring the principles of effective writing as outlined in "The Elements of Style" by William Strunk and E.B. White. The text emphasizes the importance of clear and assertive language, coherent structure, and the connection between writing, thinking, and reading. It delves into different forms of

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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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Explore various meal service styles in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), including cafeteria style, pre-plated style, family-style dining, and offer versus serve. Learn about the differences and requirements of each service style to provide nutritious meals to participants effectively.

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Today's lesson focuses on editing and correcting mistakes in writing, emphasizing the importance of identifying errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Students are encouraged to review their own work, make necessary edits, and enhance their writing by using synonyms and improving word choice.

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This project by Shireen Junpath delves into the experiences of undergraduate and postgraduate students using online writing tools to enhance their writing skills. The study aims to understand the effectiveness of tools like Grammarly, Lextutor, and Academic Phrasebank from the perspectives of studen

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Re-iterating teaching principles for writing intervention, focusing on grammatical subject knowledge, adverbials, modal verbs, and passive voice. Emphasizing creative teaching methods for persuasive writing, fostering imagination, emotions, and personal beliefs in young writers. Incorporating space

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Explore the world of technical writing with John Cole, an experienced instructor at The University of Texas at Dallas. This workshop covers the fundamentals of technical writing, including course objectives, programming, course outline, traits of technical writing, and what technical writing truly e

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