Tag: Literacy

  • A Mutiple of Literacies

    Jean Paul Gee’s article has helped me realize that multiple literacies have shaped the way I am in professional and personal settings.

  • A work desk with an open laptop and an open notebook with a pen sitting on top.

    Why should we study writing?

    Both authors stress that writing is not a universal skill but requires flexibility and an understanding of rhetorical contexts.

  • Literacy and Insights

    Writing has a significant impact on our identity and worldview and is much more than just a tool for communication.

  • Why Learning About Writing is Important?

    Going into depth about the importance of what we need to learn about writing and that it is a skill that takes time to develop.

  • Why First Person Is Important!!

    Finding our writing style is how we articulate ourselves best to complete the assignment but also to step outside the box and not give a boundary.

  • Writing Authority

    This blog explores writing authority, and how it shapes academic writing of two college students at different levels in their college career.

  • In Plain Sight

    Love it or hate it, it’s here to stay. This blog discusses why technology can be both use and extremely harmful if used irresponsibly.

  • A corner with multiple apartments built close together, each having at least one giant poster in Japanese of an anime plastered on it.

    The accessibility of geeking out

    The vocabulary people use when geeking out is rather simple, like when people interact with a pet, and many articles can benefit from that.

  • Literacies

    In a professional setting, you’ll be able to attack problems correctly because you’ll be able to switch between all the styles.

  • Discourse Communities

    This blog explores the concept of a discourse community. It gives examples of how they work and how to be a member.