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Writing
The ability to write well is important for success.
In English class, you write every day in your journals, you write
on the Danas, and you write assignments at home and in class.
Regular routine:
We follow a regular routine with writing projects.
After the project is introduced in class:
- Start writing. Quiet talk is all right, but don't let it distract
you.
- When you have finished your draft, proofread it, being most
careful to check your common writing problems. Ask yourself
if you are getting across the main idea of your paper.
- Then take it to two classmates. They will offer suggestions
to improve your project.
- Go back and use their suggestions to improve your project.
- Hand in your draft to Dr. Turner.
- Dr. Turner will conference with you. She may suggest reorganizing
your thoughts, adding details, taking details out, making your
writing clearer, adding ransitions, or improving your introduction
and conclusion.
- When you have used her suggestions to improve your project,
return for a "nitpick" edit--spelling, grammar, punctuation,
usage, and appearance. Proofread carefully. Print out your final
draft.
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Helpful Information
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Projects
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Rich Description
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6-A Writing Tips
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Purdue University's Online
Writing Lab is really the best source for writing compositions.
Especially the handouts
(http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/)
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This page last modified
November 3, 2006
This work is licensed under a Creative
Commons License.
Copyright ©2003, 2004, 2005 Delia Marshall
Turner, Ph.D.. All rights reserved.
Questions? Send me a note at dturner@haverford.org
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