Nt1310 Unit 1 Wgu
analytical Essay
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Keep your mind clear The process of writing, just like sailing on the sea. If the ship need to reach its’ destination, the sailers need to correct the course almost every time, with respect to the relative data, to prevent from deviating too far from the original sea lane. Sailers may meet storms and surge, just like writers will deal with numerous resources when they are doing researches. Theredore, the most important problem emerge: How do they keep on their ways? When I was started my first project, which is an analysis of the writing in my class, I realized that it was hard to keep my own pace on my theies. For an analysis, it required a lot of researches on the writing behaviours. To thourouly understanding what a writer was trying to …show more content…
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the process of writing is like sailing on the sea. sailers need to correct the course almost every time to avoid deviating too far from the original sea lane.
- Explains how they struggled to keep their own pace on their first project, which is an analysis of the writing in their class.
- Analyzes how dr. gerritsen showed navier-stokes equations to audience. it was an equation used to describe how fluid move in space, including the wind.
- Narrates how they summerized the resource and added one comment to show that math works like a loanguage.
- Explains how they achieve this by asking related questions. in the following draft, they changed their strategy, simpley doing "reading-asking" loop.
- Analyzes how the doctor relates letters of a equation with the thing that we can read, showing the meaning of the letter.
- Analyzes how she linked human senses and their old knowledge with the equation. she helped the audience use these things to come out the answer.
- Explains elireview is a plantform that peers could review the writing projects and add comments on them.
- Explains how they changed their old inquire question into "how did academic author make audience understand highly specialized knowledge in math?" after uploading their draft to elireview, all their readers suggested refining it.
- Narrates how connor told them to shrink their summery to two short paragraphs to find the points that make the resource unique.
- Explains the importance of a good ship on the way to the destination.
- Opines that subjective sources are cheated by the point of view of and hardly think if they are reliable. they prefer websites that look more net.
But sometimes I did’t know how much detail should be included in my inquire questions or paraphrasing and summerizing. And this is what Elireview for. Elireview is a plantform that peers could review the writing projects and add comments on them. Still on my project one, my initial inquire question is “How people writing in math ?” (Chu, “Writing in math” 1). After I uploaded my draft to Elireview, all my readers give me suggestions on refining my inquire question. Luke give me the following suggestion like "How do professors or math experts make students or colleges in their field understand highly specialized knowledge?". Then I realize what do I really want to write. So I change my old inquire question into “How did academic author make audience understand highly specialized knowledge in math?” (Chu, “Writing in Math-graded draft” 1) After I konw where my destination is exactly is, I can make some more modification in my writing content. I used to have a two-page long summery and I don’t know how detail I need to do. Then Connor told me that to find the points that make the resource unique.to my topic. With the help of his advice, I shrink my summery in to two short
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- Describes and analyzes their prior experiences during the course, related to what they have learnt about themselves as a writer and learner.
- Explains that they had the experience of being a writer in high school, so they decided to join hult because they could decide when to write.
- Explains that to finish an essay, they needed to open a space where they could concentrate and focus on the work and not what it’s happening with external factors.
- Explains that they have a better attitude of their brain to accept new information in earlier classes. they compare their grades in microeconomics to those in academic english skills.
- Explains that they learned so much about themselves during this term that all their planning strategies ended up in hours of thinking to put their ideas in final order.
- Explains that preparation for writing takes up a fair amount of time. it includes reading, note taking, planning and so on. illumination is the phase when things start to become clear for us.
- Describes how they applied what macmillan m. & clark d. talked about, the writing block, after two days of thinking and fifteen minutes of free writing.
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- Analyzes how the children's novel charlotte’s web by e.b. white is an esteemed story of friendship and offers an illustration for what white considers to be good writing.
- Analyzes how charlotte's web demonstrates that writing is something that takes time to think about, just like a plan to save wilbur.
- Opines that good writing comes from a well-developed plan or outline, as opposed to writing without one. when one barely plans or studies for an exam, they will not do as well as if they plan extensively.
- Analyzes how writing is meant to persuade people to believe or take sides with what is written. charlotte weaves her text in her web to convince everyone at the fair that wilbur is "some pig" and convince mr. zuckerman not to kill him.
- Explains that good writing is concise. wordy writing causes confusion for the audience and the argument loses some of its credibility or persuadability. charlotte uses specific words and simple phrases in her textual weaving.
- Explains that to be a good writer, one must create text where all parts are smoothly integrated, or woven together.
- Explains that writing is a skill that has to be developed in order for one to write well. e.b. white's charlotte’s web reveals the characteristics of good writing.
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- Explains that fiction writers have escaped the strict scrutiny of ethics in almost all ethics debates because the characters/subjects are not real.
- Explains that writing is a skill that requires patience and practice. they don't require financial resources to complete their project.
- Explains that they have the month of june and july to work on the short stories and finish them but the first short story has already been written. the table below shows their proposed work plan from the end of trimester two, may 22nd till the hand-in.
- Opines that letting the stories simmer before revising the first drafts is to see any glaring holes in the plot or character development. the distance gives the writer a fresh perspective so that they are not over emotional to notice mistakes and errors.
- Explains that they are a writer influenced by nigerian writers like buchi emecheta, sefi atta, chimamanda adichie, flannery o’ connor, zoe wicomb, and scottish writer allison mcnicoll.
- Explains that writers who can produce contemporary and uncluttered content are hard to find and possess evident characteristics that make them certified masters of their crafts. the output/outcome of the project is a manuscript and an ibook.
- Explains that before printing, all documents and books were manuscripts because a manuscript was any document written by hand. there are different manuscript formats accepted by different publishing houses.
- Advises that submissions should be typed, not written by hand. clear font, 12 point size, courier new is appropriate.
- Recommends putting the name, story title, and page number as a right-justified header on every subsequent page, in the format name/title/page number.
- Explains that ibooks is an electronic book application by apple inc.
- Explains that they plan to desseminate their work through literary magazines, writing competions and their blog to reach their audience.
- Explains that competitions are a great way for writers to sharpen their skills and become more professional. they plan to divide the stories into two to satify the needs for both sides.
- Explains that audience can be defined in many ways, according to denis mcquail.
- Opines that writing about a completely different topic is to draw readers into an interactive realtionship with me so that we can create behavioural change in the pattern of women being emotionally and domestically abused.
- Explains that the project is an opportunity for them to enhance their creative writing skills and become a skilled professional in the writing industry. all types of abuse is wrong and the more people know about it, the earlier the change happens.
- Explains andermahr, lovell, and wolkowitz's glossary of feminist theory.
- Explains that cosgrove, s.e. (2009) writ101: ethics of representation for creative writers.
- Explains fairfax, moat, and goodall, h. e. (2007) how to write fiction and think about it. hampshire: palgrave macmillan.
- Explains hansen's the ethics of fiction writing. humm, m. and ibhawaegbele, f. o.
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- Explains that lothe, j, lynch, g, mcquail, d, and schilo, a. (2004) "exit jesus": relating the exegesis and creative/production components of a research thesis.
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- Cites olanipekun, s., and packota, j. v. on women and patriachial society in the works of feminist writers.
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- Concludes that lindermann's approach to defining the writing process is an overlook that instructors can take straight into their classrooms and find success.
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- Explains that the previous rules and suggestions that are summarized in this paper are just some of the proper techniques that enhance the writing process. the writer should take under consideration of these rules so he can ensure is works are grammatically correct and worth scholarly recognition.
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- Explains that writing is important because it allows us to communicate with others. they will reflect on their personal experiences as a writer and emphasize their journey towards becoming an effective, content, and assertive writer.
- Explains that writing has been a great part of their life. they participated in english 103 and learned that if they want to effectively communicate with their readers, they need to revise their work.
- Explains that their writing experiences have been constructive and allowed them to grow as a writer.
- Opines that by implementing the various strategies and tools that they have acquired at brandman university, they can become an assertive writer.
- Explains that they enjoyed learning about appeals that can be used to persuade their audience. they also learned how to create an argumentative essay.
- Explains that english 103 has allowed them to learn a tremendous amount of information about the writing process, thesis development, academic essays, and research, supporting their argument, appeals, audience, revision, sources and voice.
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- Analyzes how joseph harris' "revising" chapter in his book, rewriting: how to do things with texts, suggests techniques and approaches to apply when revising one's work.
- Analyzes how harris addresses the three stages of writing: drafting, revising, and editing.
- Analyzes how harris introduces the techniques of writing an abstract and sentence outlining to strengthen his stance on revision.
- Analyzes how harris used outside sources as examples to support his claim on the importance of the revision process and provided readers with techniques to help them develop and refine their revision skills.
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- Opines that the process of writing is a path which allows the writer to emphasize on reader’s demands, and exemplify different perspectives using the basic conventions in the context.
- States that linda flower believes that the new foundation of process pedagogy lies with the establishment of balanced ideas and a continued work in time.
- Analyzes how mike rose opposes blocked writing and resents the idea of absolute rules in one's process of writing.
- Analyzes how william zinsser believes that if a writer composes in the favor of his/her thoughts, context has the potential to grasp the attention of readers.
- Concludes that if one wishes to write freely and simple while using the basic conventions of composition, it has to adopt firm rhetorical situations to pass the message clearly.
- Explains flower, linda, and rose, mike's "the doubting game and the believing game." web log post. a writing quest.
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