Category: Topic 5: Professionalism
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Rules for Writers
Finding a set of rules as a writer can be difficult, but discovering a strong strategy and developing a sense of authority can improve the writing process.
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The Privilege to Read and Write
These articles go to show how anyone can read and write of any nature if only given the opportunity. We should be grateful for our easy access to it.
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Reading and Writing is Liberating
There are many rules to follow for writing, but what do you feel is valuable? Also, a discussion of privilege within books.
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Making the best out of writing
Writing is a work in progress; it may be enjoyable yet messy at the same time. But in the end, we can produce something lovely.
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Anybody Can Read and Write*
Whereas being able to read and write whatever and whenever you want should be a right, it is made a privilege that not many people realize.
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A Kings Taste
Stephen King breaks down the rules to creating a successful writing piece. Meanwhile, Tim Gillespie gives advice to teachers.
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Week 14: Making the best you out out your writing
Writing tips from successful author Haruki Murakami, how to be an encouraging writing instructor, and views from a humble writing student.
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Anyone Can Write.
Writing and learning are luxuries for some, unfortunately. Yet, the yearning for these things is universal. Anyone can write.
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Building Bonds Over Writing
We all share similar experiences in life in one way or another. As a teacher these stories can make you connect through writing with your students.
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Week 13: A comma – the price for a job or your citizenship
For the average reader, grammar and punctuation are just decorations of texts. Learn the weight these have on job offers and immigration processes.