Tag: writing
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The Art of Feedback and Discourse Communities: A Learning Process
Jillian Grauman and John Swales have two different things to talk about: Feedback and Discourse Communities. Let’s see how they connect.
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The Power of Authority
Authority in reading and writing seems equivalent to self-confidence. It has a lot more power and impact than you would think.
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Understand What A Discourse Community is Helps us Understand What We’re Writing About
Knowing what a discourse community consists of can help you, as a writer, figure out how to communicate more effectively with it.
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Using First Person in Writing
First person writing is way more valuable than what they teach in school. Depending on the writing, the use of “I” will be a great addition.
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“I”, to use or not to use?
An author’s voice and style should be the main focus to depict their style, instead of the word “I”. Yet, there should still be room to use it
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What Makes A Writer?
How can one writer set themselves apart from the crowd? By finding their style and voice, writers can learn what they want to say and to whom.
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I’m My Own Narrator
I want to take pride in my thoughts and opinions and it’s difficult to do that when there’s nothing identifiable in my writing.
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How finding your writing style will benefit your writing in the future
Since we are in grade school, every teacher has told us something different about how we should be writing. Some teachers believe that using