Tag: college writing
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Response to Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini
Both these articles show that teaching writing truly works when it focuses on specific topics, not one broad idea
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Writing Intentionally
Everyone can agree that all of the rules in writing are what makes writing so stressful sometimes. Most people find it easier to write a journal entry
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What’s Wrong with The Letter “I”?
Most teachers tell you to never use the letter “I” in your writings. But there’s nothing really wrong with using it, if anything it’s better.
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Brains behind the pen
Amicucci discusses social media and college writing. She mentions concepts that are applicable in college writing, both good and bad.
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Is Shelley Reid onto Something?
Shelley Reid provides different approaches college students can use in their writing, but are they helpful or redundant?
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You put the “Author” in Authority
One freshman in college and one grad student are told to write an educated paper and there is a big difference in their authoritative voice.
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There is an “I” in Writing. Why Not Use It.
There is an “I’ in Writing. Why not use it. Maddalena educates us on WHY the “I” in College Writing is arguably necessary.
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Why “I” can be important in writing.
Kate McKinney Maddalena’s view on why using “I” is important and a college students take on personal experience in papers.