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    Guide to Academic Writing: A Rhetoric and Reader” contains thirteen chapters divided into three parts which helps college students understand the fundamentals of writing in the disciplines. Published by Bedford St. Martin’s, the book’s authors consist of Susan Miller-Cochran, Roy Stamper, and Stacey Cochran. Chapter five named “Reading and Writing in Academic Disciplines” starts part two of the book. This chapter focuses on familiarizing the reader to the different styles of academic writing,…

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    called ENG 194, Academic Writing in English taught by Professor Zhao. As I said, I am taking WAC at the same time, Introduction to Academic Writing, which is also a class about writing. However, compared with WAC, this ENG class concentrates more on practices, experiences gaining knowledge instead of grammar, vocabulary, and other writing techniques. Even though there is exclusively one class on each Wednesday I learned a portion of useful knowledge and skills on pragmatic writing through this…

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    describes how academic reading and writing can be like a conversation. For many years, schools have taught students how to properly read and write along with many skills and techniques to properly express and support their opinions. Reading and writing in a metaphoric way can be seen exactly like a conversation mainly because we can connect hearing the other person to reading and talking to writing . Burke’s metaphor is a good representation of how one should prepare and deliver a piece of…

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    Essential Tools for Good Academic Writing. I just finished my junior year in High school where I had to write probably more than 20 essays during the school year. While I was writing essays in my junior year, the most important thing was to analyze the sources that I was using to find arguments and information. Analyzing is very important because when I write, I find connections between the writer and myself (the reader) to create arguments for my essays. When I write there are some values…

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    Writing does not come easily to everyone. No one starts out writing perfect essays, and everyone has areas where they need improvement. It takes many different skills, time, and a lot of revision. High school writing is much different from college writing, and with the help from the article “What Is Academic Writing?” by L. Lennie Irvin and chapter one in “From Inquiry to Academic Writing” it is easier to understand what academic writing is about and how it works. In L. Lennie Irvin’s article…

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    sophomore year at Aurora University. One of my classes was English 1000-02: Introduction to Academic Writing. Before starting this class, I would say that as reader and writer I was pretty good, but I knew that my skills needed improvement to be more at a college level. In my ways, I looked forward to commence the class in order to achieve improvement. The skills for writing and all the aspects that comes with writing is important to have for not only English classes, but every other class and…

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    four skills; reading, listening, speaking, and writing. The first two skills are receptive and the other two skills are productive. The English author and philosopher Francis Bacon once said that “reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.” The writing stands out as one of the important skills because it is used in daily life, especially academic life. Professors and students in colleges and universities use writing to convey their ideas to readers. Nowadays,…

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    Formal academic writing sample. We use the writing sample to assess your readiness for writing at the graduate level, and your preparation for entering a profession that relies on clear and coherent communication in writing.Submit a writing sample that is typed, double-spaced and limited to 1500 words. In your writing sample:  Present and analyze a debate that is a current issue in social welfare at the city, state, provincial or national level as it is being discussed by scholars, policymakers…

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    different discourses including academic writings. Williams’s main purpose is to convey the idea that, how being brought up in a well-educated and scholarly family influenced his way of thinking and perceiving things, and what he eventually came out to be in his life. A successful college professor with a PhD. Williams begins with the introduction of his scholarly ancestry. He states, “I do come from a family of teachers – not just my parents, but many…

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    Academic Statement The ABA-approved Paralegal Studies program enabled me to gain both academic and professional skills, from drafting documents in civil litigation matters to using trial presentation software. In the Family Law and Civil Litigation classes, I drafted several documents towards filing for divorce, temporary restraining orders, interrogatories, complaints, and responses using several case scenarios. The Paralegal Studies program focused on how technology is shaping the legal…

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