Tag: writing
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¡Ay ay ay!
Are you tired of having to phrase sentences weirdly in order to avoid first person point of view? So am I! See why in this blog post.
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The Evil “I” in Writing?
Maddalena’s “I need you to say ‘I'” strikes a reflection and realization about the usage of personal pronouns in academic writing.
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The Affect of Literacies on Future Educators
A thought-provoking analysis of the impacts of literacies and the benefits of utilizing those literacies as a future educator.
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Taking Your Writing From Basic to Brilliant with Wardle and Savini
A reflection on personal writing based on Elizabeth Wardle’s “Why You Can’t Write in General” and Catherine Savini’s “Looking for Trouble.”
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Writing: Why?
Savini’s layout of a strong college paper can be extremely beneficial to students, provided the topic or “problem” they must write about.
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Why study writing: from subconscious to conscious
Repeated behavior eventually comes naturally to us. In some cases, this is beneficial. However, for writing, this can be damaging if overindulged in.
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Why Study Writing
“Why You Can’t Write In General” by Elizabeth Wardle and “Looking For Trouble” Catherine Savini are analyzed, compared, and contrasted in this blog post.
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Top rules for writing
In this text, learn about the importance of grammar rules in writing, as well as the benefits of writing with confidence and honesty.