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    focused on reading, not writing, and this shift to multiple avenues of internet media has given millions an outlet to get writing and the ability to publish, thus contributing to an expansion of knowledge. He supports that claim by providing various examples of online composition such as blog posts, Facebook statuses, as well as Twitter tweets to describe the personal aspect of publishing online, but also represents the ability to share your creative “e-book” style writing when addressing fan…

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    Over the past four and a half years, my scientific writing has developed tremendously through different courses and styles of lab reports. Initially I started off in my undergraduate studies by writing a few biology lab reports in my courses, however chemistry lab reports are not comparable to these lab reports, in which the content and structure are different. Once I got used to writing chemistry style lab reports, the format and style of writing changed again when I reached Quantum Mechanics.…

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    Confession can be a source of relief or a source of remorse depending on a person's point of view. In the short story titled “First Confession,” by Frank O'Connor, the main character has a change in attitude about what confession means to him, and the other characters around him through different points of view. Thomas Foster’s book, How To Read Literature Like a Professor, can be seen through any and all of the aspects that are going to be brought into the different points within Frank…

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    Ol3050 Unit 1

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    There are a few items I would share with my father about what I have. The first item I would like to explain would be how different an online experience is compared to an in-class setting. His entire college career was spent in the classroom so I think he sees these courses as a gimmick. Accessing the Bethel Online Database (Chambers, 2016) and letting him experience some of the resources first hand should set his mind at ease. The second item I would show him would be the tips we are given in…

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    improve on my essay skills and my own stylistic approach to my papers. Although I have been successful in my works this semester, I think what I mostly improved on was the writing process. My progress with the writing process was tested when it came to our group essay. I could normally get away with cutting corners with the writing process on my own, but with a group the process was necessary. I found that working as a group through these steps with assigned tasks made it easier for me to…

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    Rhetoric In The Pastons

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    Letter to Letter: An Analysis of the Letter Writing Rhetoric in The Pastons During a time when the shift from oral story-telling shifted into the written word, letter writing was constructed in society. As seen in The Pastons, the written exchanges between the members of the Paston family varied from business matters to more intimate and personal conversations as the writer and recipient were a considerable distance apart from one another. As part of the written tradition, there is a pattern of…

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    Sun Also Rises

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    Faverty, F. E. (1959, Apr 26). OUR LITERARY HERITAGE. Chicago Daily Tribune (1923-1963) Retrieved from https://ccc.idm.oclc.org/docview/182298006?accountid=37965 Page B2 Faverty’s article in the Chicago Daily Tribune is an informative column to advise audience to buy The Sun Also Rises. In the article, Faverty help me understand the preview of the book, and the background of Ernest Hemingway. In the fourth paragraph, “Lady Ashley, or Brett, as she is called, is the dark angel who dominates his…

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    There are many writing styles, comparing plain English to standard English, the business world would benefit from, in my opinion the plain English. However, I think they use the standard English style of writing more often. The plain English style of writing has more use of complex wording and use of wordy phrases. This causes the reader to have frustration if they are not familiar with the terminology or terms used in the writing. This makes for misinterpretation of the message of what the…

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    Jtc 300 Course Syllabus

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    done correctly. The 15 modules throughout the course are separated into two modules in seven of the eight weeks, and one module for the last week. Each of the modules has a discussion, reading, lecture, and, in most, an assignment or exam. The writing assignments should be submitted as a word document and uploaded to canvas. The modules for the week are released right after the previous modules are due, which are Sunday nights at midnight. It is important to stay on top of the modules, and…

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    spent the most time writing for myself and for essays and other school related pieces. Since I started school I have been writing for my classes. There hasn 't been a year that I haven 't written something. From Kindergarten where I used to draw a picture and describe it in two sentences, to High School where I wrote an essay almost every week, because of this I believe the academic sphere has been a big influence in my writing style. Since I was really little, I have been writing little notes…

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