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Writing Process
- Play the Believing Game
- Develop Effective Writing Habits
- Play the Doubting Game
- Think Rhetorically
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Organize
- Organizational Structure
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Paragraphs
- Paragraphs Often Follow a Deductive Organization
- Paragraphs Use an Inductive Structure
- Paragraphs are Usually Unified by a Single Purpose or Theme
- Paragraphs Must Relate Logically to the Previous Paragraph(s)
- Paragraphs are Influenced by the Genre of Writing
- Paragraphs Flow When Information is Logical
- Invent
- Format
- Edit
- Writers on Revising
- Publish
- Information Literacy
- Research Process
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Collaboration
- Managing Group Projects
- Advice on Finding Collaborators
- Peer Review
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Common Comments
- Grammar
- Point of View
- Punctuation
- Word Choice
- Sentence Construction
- Spelling and Capitalization
- Tone and Voice
- Assignment Requirements
- Word Order
- Thesis
- Organizational Structure
- Paragraph Organization
- Cohesiveness
- Supporting Details
- Paraphrasing
- Supporting Sources
- Quotations
- In-text Citations
- Summarizing
- Consider Feedback
- Genres
- Style
- New Media
- Glossary
- Author Bios
- test glossary
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