Tag: Week 1
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Writing: The Hardest Problem to Solve.
How is writing taught? Well, it can’t be- not in the way you’d hope. Everyone is different, it’s just a matter of how the problem is solved.
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Why “Writing in general” does not exist
After reading both Elizabeth Wardle and Catherine Savini’s articles on this I am now aware that I am not the only person who feels this way.
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Is Writing General?
Can writing be done in general? Let’s recall the rules we have learned starting with when we first learned how to write before responding to this question.
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Is General Writing Real?
In this blog, you can get the summary of the two women who gives an amazing foundation for any writing prompts. Anyone can benefit from it.
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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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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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Navigating a Writing Assignment with Questions and a Particular Approach
By asking questions about stakes in your writing assignments, you can learn to write with a more focused approach for different assignments.
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Would you rather ‘ Write in General’ or be a ‘Problematic Writer?
Would you rather ‘Write in General’ or be a ‘Problematic Writer’? Can we write in general? Should we look beyond the text to become Good Writers?
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Writing in general
In my post for today, we discussed how writing in general is not possible. Writing requires instruction, and that’s OK.
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Is General Writing Teachable?
How E. Wardle and C. Savini’s articles relate to critical thinking, writing skills, the idea of teaching and writing in general.