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Revision Strategies (Kilby Bronstein) | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. The Importance of Organizing Writing. Writing Effective Conclusions →. Revision Strategies (Kilby Bronstein). October 31, 2012. This entry was posted in Writing Colleagues' Posts. The Importance of Organizing Writing. Writing Effective Conclusions →. 13 responses to “ Revision Strategies (Kilby Bronstein). November 1, 2012 at 4:55 AM. November 1, 2012 at 5:59 AM. Not to so...

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What Up with THAT Thesis Statement? | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. Tips for Managing Writing (Emily Surprenant). The Importance of Organizing Writing →. What Up with THAT Thesis Statement? October 16, 2012. I just think it’s really cool how well our job ties into living life.🙂. So, my questions for you are:. Do you agree that strong thesis statements are based on perspective? This entry was posted in Writing Colleagues' Posts. As for the...

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Editing (Yuli Baez) | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. November 14, 2012. 1 Read the paper silently and then out loud- If you let the student do this they will notice and pick up on this strategy and how you can overlook a mistake. 3 Proofread for one thing at a time- Read through the paper each time looking separately through spelling errors, punctuations, grammar, and word choice. 10 responses to “ Editing (Yuli Baez). 1 I a...

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Tips for Managing Writing (Emily Surprenant) | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. What Up with THAT Thesis Statement? Tips for Managing Writing (Emily Surprenant). October 3, 2012. I sent you what I had been working on! For a workaholic like me, it has been an eye-opening experience seeing how my students have managed their writing process. Encourage your students to break up their paper in various steps: thesis, topic sentences, evidence, introduction,...

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Reading Strategies | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. Tips for Managing Writing (Emily Surprenant) →. September 27, 2012. For the students that are struggling with the Bible readings, I always set aside a few minutes in each meeting to check up on their progress. Did they understand what the gospel they had to read was saying? Is there anything that they are confused about? Tips for Managing Writing (Emily Surprenant) →.

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Writing Effective Conclusions | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. Revision Strategies (Kilby Bronstein). Editing (Yuli Baez) →. November 7, 2012. Conclusions are a difficult step in the writing process to master, but it is important that we continue to work with students on improving this aspect. This is a skill that students can use in all of their classes and will help them to write concisely and think critically about their own wr...

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The Importance of Organizing Writing | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. What Up with THAT Thesis Statement? Revision Strategies (Kilby Bronstein) →. The Importance of Organizing Writing. October 24, 2012. What is the paragraph doing? There are multiple reverse outline approaches (word in the Writing and Rhetoric department is that Professor Werner has a pretty good one), and if you do some Google searching, you can also try to see what works b...

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Prewriting Strategies | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. Participating in Class →. September 17, 2012. Will be their thesis statement and this is later developed into a stronger thesis statement at later stages of writing. This entry was posted in Writing Colleagues' Posts. Participating in Class →. 16 responses to “ Prewriting Strategies. September 18, 2012 at 12:04 AM. September 18, 2012 at 4:10 AM. That being said, I think th...

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“The Opt-In” Option | The Writing Colleagues Program

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The Writing Colleagues Program. An Evolving Conversation about Writing, Reading and Responding. About the Writing Colleagues Program. Writing Tips Section for The Herald →. 8220;The Opt-In” Option. February 1, 2012. Hi everyone, so my name is Ali for those of you who don’t know me yet. This is my second writing colleague placement and it’s been so far so good! If for some reason no other students want to meet with me or these students who have set up weekly meetings stop coming to see me, what would be y...