Tag: Literacy
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Agree to Disagree
Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini argue that there is no way to to teach writing in general And that there are rules we must follow.
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Week 1 – Is General Writing Something that Can Be Taught?
Writing in General is a debatable topic in the writing community. It is discussed whether writing can be taught, or if general writing actually exists.
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Understanding Literacy and Beyond
Literacy isn’t just the ability to read and write, but our ability to perceive our own world; it intertwines itself with our identity and culture.
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Understanding What Multimodal Design Is
The multimodal design allows individuals to be creative and literate. Contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity are key elements.
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Writers Block? NOT
Writers block is a feeling in the head that you can not complete an assignment. Anxiety comes from the stress of an assignment.
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Staying Inside the Lines
On leaning to write, and the challenges of staying in the lines and managing not to be either bored (lesser evil) or boring.
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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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How Essential to say “I” in college for the first time.
My blog post talks about the reading from the article. Which mentions how to use “I” and describes a first person setting also like a POV.
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Yes, We Are Allowed To Use “I”
We are allowed to use “I” in college writing because we have the opportunity to express our voice. First person give us ownership and freedom to write.