Category: Overview, Wk 1: Why Study Writing?
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Writing: The Science and Art
Writing is more than what people make it out to be. It is an art, a science, and a skill that requires effort to master.
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The Importance of Writing
All in all, both chapters tell how writing can be very complex and how one as a student can improve their writing with the right knowledge.
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Looking For Trouble
I have found that the spark that drives me to write about any particular thing is because I have a question, and I am missing an answer.
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Writing Intentionally, Always in All Ways
To write successfully, you must account for context, expectation, your potential readers, and your point. The driving force is your reason.
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Why Study Writing?
Writing can be conducted in multiple ways, but a sense of professionalism or informative writing is crucial as you grow.
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study writing or writing study?
I think ultimately people study writing to become better communicators with their writing. Writing can be art depending on its presentation.
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You Can’t Write in General
Have you ever written something in general? Probably not. This blog explores two pieces that discuss this concept and goes into why someone should write.
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Why study and learn about writing?
In this blog, I talk about the importance of studying writing and why it’s beneficial for many different reasons.
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Writing: Where to Begin? A Response to Savini and Wardle
Response to the readings of Catherine Savini and Elizabeth Wardle’s, their approaches to writing and considerations for writing.
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Writing In General?…
For this blog, I read Elizabeth Wardle’s “You Can Learn to Write in General” and “Looking for Trouble “by Catherine Savini.