Are you ready to start writing the way college students write?
- Analyze and discuss targeted texts and video to improve your understanding of what is different about college-level writing.
- Practice the close reading skills required to read and write on a college level.
- Work closely with peer reviewers and apply the writing techniques necessary to a successful academic career.
Explore the qualities of successful writing across genres and structures.
- Explore the fundamentals of semiotics and the importance of visual signs and cultural meaning in writing.
- Apply the analysis of visual and written text to your argumentative writing assignments.
- Strengthen the skills required for distilling important arguments into more concise formats by transforming an essay into a text message.
Prepare for the college application process and for success in college.
- Practice the skills required to write a successful personal statement.
- Perform virtual interviews with college writers to understand their challenges and successes.
- Prepare a final project that integrates the review processes and writing techniques required of college writers.
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What Students Are Saying
I could do this course from home and according to my own schedule.
Discussions were very interesting to follow, and I could not have thought of a better way to meet my classmates.
What Students Are Saying
I liked the web-based learning modules and how concisely and effectively they covered the topics.
Next Session: Summer 2012
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Khristina Gonzalez, Ph.D Candidate
Douglas Brown