
Introduction to College Writing
Jean Reynolds(Author)
Pearson (Publisher)
Published on 28. August 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
352 pages
978-0-13-080328-3 (ISBN)
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Description
For courses in Developmental Writing for Paragraph and Essay and Introduction to College Composition.
Using a step-by-step approach to college writing, this text motivates students to learn about writing, challenges them to find something interesting to write about, and offers guidance as they develop ideas into paragraphs and essays. It features collaborative activities, extensive coverage of the writing process, a thorough grammar usage review, and in-depth, practical instruction in rhetorical modes. An emphasis on real-world application of the skills being taught helps prepare students for the writing challenges of their college and professional lives.
Using a step-by-step approach to college writing, this text motivates students to learn about writing, challenges them to find something interesting to write about, and offers guidance as they develop ideas into paragraphs and essays. It features collaborative activities, extensive coverage of the writing process, a thorough grammar usage review, and in-depth, practical instruction in rhetorical modes. An emphasis on real-world application of the skills being taught helps prepare students for the writing challenges of their college and professional lives.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 250 mm
Width: 150 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
250 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-080328-3 (9780130803283)
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Content
Introduction to College Writing.
I. GETTING STARTED AS A COLLEGE WRITER.
1. Writing in Your Life.
2. Discovering Ideas.
3. Writing by Steps.
4. Seeing Through a Writer's Eyes (Descriptive Writing).
5. Writing with a Plan and a Purpose.
6. Organizing Your Essay.
7. Drafting Your Essay.
8. Revising Your Essay.
9. Writing with Computers.
II. DEVELOPING YOUR IDEAS.
10. Using Processes in Writing.
11. Using Classifications in Writing.
12. Using Comparison and Contrast in Writing.
13. Using Causes and Effects in Writing.
14. Using Narration in Writing.
15. Using Definitions in Writing.
III. EDITING SKILLS.
16. Writing Effective Sentences.
17. Avoiding Sentence Errors.
18. Achieving Sentence Variety.
IV. REVIEWING PUNCTUATION.
19. Using Commas Correctly.
20. Using Semicolons and Colons Correctly.
21. Using Apostrophes Correctly.
V. AVOIDING COMMON ERRORS.
22. Using Verbs Correctly.
23. Choosing the Right Word.
24. Using Pronouns Correctly.
Credits.
Index.
I. GETTING STARTED AS A COLLEGE WRITER.
1. Writing in Your Life.
2. Discovering Ideas.
3. Writing by Steps.
4. Seeing Through a Writer's Eyes (Descriptive Writing).
5. Writing with a Plan and a Purpose.
6. Organizing Your Essay.
7. Drafting Your Essay.
8. Revising Your Essay.
9. Writing with Computers.
II. DEVELOPING YOUR IDEAS.
10. Using Processes in Writing.
11. Using Classifications in Writing.
12. Using Comparison and Contrast in Writing.
13. Using Causes and Effects in Writing.
14. Using Narration in Writing.
15. Using Definitions in Writing.
III. EDITING SKILLS.
16. Writing Effective Sentences.
17. Avoiding Sentence Errors.
18. Achieving Sentence Variety.
IV. REVIEWING PUNCTUATION.
19. Using Commas Correctly.
20. Using Semicolons and Colons Correctly.
21. Using Apostrophes Correctly.
V. AVOIDING COMMON ERRORS.
22. Using Verbs Correctly.
23. Choosing the Right Word.
24. Using Pronouns Correctly.
Credits.
Index.