Tag: Wardle
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Write With Authority or Perish
To write with authority means to have the confidence to share your knowledge of your particular literacy to others in a discourse community.
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The struggle that exists in Identity and Authority
At first sight, I struggled with the importance of the material explained in Elizabeth Wardle’s article, Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in
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Writing Isn’t General
Writing can’t be general. Everything about it is specific. Audience, style, the prompt, and more are all very specific when writing.
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Tips for writing: Wardle and Savini
Wardle advocates for all writers whether in a school or work setting and Savini helps guide writers in a helpful direction.
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The Importance of Writing
Students should embrace challenging writing tasks to become better writers, accepting and surmounting challenges for improvement.
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Can Writing be Taught In General?
Exploring the diverse world of writing across platforms and forms. The question is: Can writing be taught in a universal manner?
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Are there various ways of writing?
Wardle and Savini discuss the importance of writing with purpose and how using past experiences can help emphasize a piece.
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Identity Discourse
Sometimes defining your identity within a discourse community isn’t simple. When different aspects of yourself conflict, how do you navigate your position?
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Don’t be Alan
Acclimating to a new community can be a difficult process. However, there is a right way to make the transition; don’t be Alan.
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Authority & Identity
This article discusses the importance of finding your identity within a community and using it to gain authority in that specific community.