Category: Wk 4: Concept of Discourse Community
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Identifying Discourse Communities – A Fandom Oldie’s Perspective.
This article is designed to give an overview of the importance, differences between, and how to identify what a discourse community is.
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Why Primary and Secondary discourse is important for human life
Primary discourse is what we learn from home, but once we go out to society we now develop secondary discourses and learn about those discourses.
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Is Feedback The Key?
Jillian Grauman gives credible information why feedback is important to the growth of a writer. She explains why students shouldn’t oppose.
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First Person Writing
Writing does not flow when using “I”, especially when first-person is over used. Young children tend to over use first-person.
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Improving your writing
In the following post I discuss the different types of feedback students receive on writing and how you could move forward with your feedback.
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Discourse Community
The author Joe Swales lists the six characteristics of what makes a discourse community. The first characteristic is…
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Discourse Community as a Cashier in Chipotle
Discourse communities can range in formality from highly organized, hierarchical organizations to more laid-back enthusiast communities.
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Why Feedback is good
Here I talk about the importance of feedback and why criticism is good for others as this helps people improve their writing
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Discourse community
my blog post explains that being in a community can gather people. You can discuss topics and have interesting conversations.
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What Makes Up a Discourse Community?
Discourse Communities are synchronized social groups that are trained to reach the same goals and ambitions. Everybody is part of a Discourse community.