Author: Meghan
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I won’t hire people who use poor grammar. Here’s why:
Having your own freedom of speech throughout writing is what makes it powerful, creative, and unique. Try to take advice and tips from others
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Collaboration
Learn how to grow from failing at something and to never be hard on yourself on the way you learn, and how to efficiently collaborate in group
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In the article “Four Things Social Media Can Teach You about College Writing—and One Thing It Can’t”
Learn how to formulate your interactions and thoughts on social media into writing and to gain the audience’s attention through comfortability
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Decisions and Revisions: The Planning Strategies of a Publishing Writer
Learn how many different professional writers process and organize different information as they create a strong, detailed well written paper
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WRITER’S BLOCK IS EASILY PREVENTABLE
How to have a strong and detailed writing by following certain precautions and many different ideas that may possibly work for certain people
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Shitty First Drafts
Learn how to create a successful writing through drafting and letting all thoughts and ideas out on paper to form an in depth detailed paper.
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Ten Ways to Think about Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students
Learn how to create a strong writing, always have an audience that is engaged and interested in your writing, and how to respond to feedback.
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Identity, authority, and learning to write in new workplaces
Learn how to write in different workplaces, gaining acceptance, authority, different environments and backgrounds, and building relationships
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Using Feedback On Your Writing
Providing positive feedback on students writing helps gain a sense of trust, accomplishment, and comfortability when needing to make changes.