Intro to Writing

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Our Class Blog

Come along as we explore the academic and professional sides of writing. New posts arrive each week throughout the semester.

  • “Rules” of Writing + Why Teachers Should Embrace It In The Eyes of Their Students

    coej

    Writing is a complex task. To young students, it may feel like a task that’s given to other audiences and is an easy thing to carry out.

  • A work desk with an open laptop and an open notebook with a pen sitting on top.

    Writing for Employment

    Julia

    Writing for an audience may already be hard enough. But, when it comes to writing professionally, there are a few things to keep in mind.

  • Top rules for writing

    gomezn1

    In this text, learn about the importance of grammar rules in writing, as well as the benefits of writing with confidence and honesty.

  • decoration saying "write without fear. edit without mercy."

    Writing a resume

    Adamari Blanco

    Have you ever had to write a resume for work but had no idea how to? Schall’s article helps us get started on how to write a conventional resume

  • Resumes Are Dated

    vannessh

    Resumes are incredibly restrictive despite being one of the most important documents someone ever presents to a potential employer.

  • Top 20 Rules & Not Winning!

    rivgabri

    I will write the way that I believe expresses who I am as an author, instead of trying to fit myself into a box because writing is what you make of it.

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