Author: Lee Tarazona
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Good Luck with Writing, Babe!
Writing’s fine, writing’s cool, and you can say it’s a bit complicated, but take some advice from Haruki Murakami, and you’ll be good.
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Nobody’s Perfect: You’ll Live If You Make a Grammar Mistake
Hannah Montana once said, ‘Everybody makes mistakes, everybody has those days,’ and I think Kyle Wiens could learn from that.
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Let’s Yassify Our Papers
The title says it all, but the point is that maybe blending text and visuals isn’t so bad and it’s something we should embrace more.
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Oh Distractions, Distractions.
Technology is everywhere in our lives, but in the classroom, it’s either a helpful tool or a major distraction.
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Collaboration Doesn’t Always Work.
I agree that Ingalls offers great strategies for dealing with group projects and collaborations, but they might not always work.
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Revision is Essential.
If you take away a writer’s writing process and give them a topic to write about in one hour, both the writer and paper are in trouble.
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George Dila and I Share The Same Brain Cell.
Whether you follow Lamott’s or Dila’s stratedy on revisions remember the key is to find the writing process that works best for you!
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Oh “I” how I Hate You So.
Working on having a better relationship with the word “I” and not letting it have such a terrible control on me.
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A Mutiple of Literacies
Jean Paul Gee’s article has helped me realize that multiple literacies have shaped the way I am in professional and personal settings.