This process-oriented, paragraph-to-essay level workbook teaches students to write well by drawing on the ways in which they already use language effectively--in thinking, speaking, writing informally, and reading. The text's integrated approach to grammar and its emphasis on writing's real-life applications set it apart from its competitors.
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PART 1: AN INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING
Chapter 1: Meeting the Demands of College Writing
Purpose and Form in Writing
Writing Content and Focus
Critical Reading and Thinking
Four Strategies To Read And Think Critically
Reading with a Pen
READING from "Mother Tongue," by Amy Tan
Drawing Inferences
Setting Goals and Becoming a Reflective Student
Reflective Writing
Chapter 2: The Writing Process
Prewrite: Reduce Your Fear of the Blank Page
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft: Consider Audience, Focus, Organize and Connect
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
READING from "Growing Up Game," by Brenda Peterson
Read Peer papers
Rethink Your Work
Revising Strategy 1: Add
Strategy 2: Cut
Strategy 3: Reorganize
Edit: Eliminate, Focus, Search and Correct
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Editing Strategy 1: Use a Checklist
Focus on One Common Error
Editing Strategy 2: Eliminate One Error at a Time
Search and Correct
Editing Strategy 3: Read Your Work Aloud
Editing Strategy 4: Highlight Signal Words
Editing Strategy 5: Computer Aids—Spell Checks and Grammar Checks
Editing Strategy 6: Proofreading Pals
Editing Strategy 7: Double-Check Your Work
Reflect: Build Confidence
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Follow a Student Through the Writing Process
Chapter 3: Paragraph and Essay Structure
Paragraph Form
The Topic Sentence
Paragraph Structure: Deductive and Inductive Order
Paragraph Content
Essay Form
The Thesis Statement
Introductions and Conclusions
Essay Content
Further Exploration
PART 2: PATTERNS OF THINKING AND WRITING
Chapter 4: Illustration and Example
Illustration-and-Example Thinking
Elements of Illustration
READING from "America’s Gambling Craze," by James Popkin with Katia Hetter
Whole-to-Part Analysis
Related Examples
Similar Examples
Contrasting Examples
Extended Examples
A Process Approach to Writing the Illustration-and-Example Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Comma Use
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of the Writing Process
Chapter 5: Narrative and Description
Narrative Thinking
Elements of a Narrative
READING from Fabrication, by Susan Neville
Narrative Analysis
Narrative as Proof
Description as Picture
Description as Main Idea
A Process Approach to Writing the Narrative Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Introductory Modifiers
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of Writing Process
Chapter 6: Process
Process Thinking
Elements of Process
READING from "Polly Want a PhD?" by Mark Caldwell
READING from "Leave-Taking," by Bailey White
Time and Importance
Process Analysis
The Key Detail
A Process Approach to Writing the Process Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Sentence Fragments
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of Writing Process
Chapter 7: Cause and Effect
Cause-and-Effect Thinking
Elements of Cause and Effect
READING from "Born to Bicker," by Laurence Steinberg
Causes, Effects, and Time
Primary Causes and Conditions
Reasons as Causes
A Process Approach to Writing the Cause and Effect Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Pronoun Case and Pronoun Agreement
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of the Writing Process
Going to the Next Level: Multiple-Paragraph Papers
Dig Deeper
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Essay Structure
Sharpen Your Thesis
Chapter 8: Comparison and Contrast
Comparision-and-Contrast Thinking
Elements of Comparison and Contrast
READING from "The Tapestry of Friendships," by Ellen Goodman
Noticing Similarities and Differences
Point-by-Point Analysis
Elaborate on a Key Detail
A Process Approach to Writing the Comparison-and-Contrast Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Subordination and Coordination
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of the Writing Process
Going to the Next Level: Multiple-Paragraph Papers
Dig Deeper
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Essay Structure
Form Connections across Paragraphs
Chapter 9: Definition
Definition Thinking
Elements of Definition
READING from Care of the Soul, by Thomas Moore
Rename Your Subject
Define with Negatives
Definition and Analysis
A Process Approach to Writing the Definition Paragraph
Prewrite
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Your Prewriting and Define Your Topic
Draft
Consider Your Audience
Focus Your Topic Sentence
Organize and Connect
Write a First Draft
Revise
Read Critically
Read Peer Papers
Rethink Your Work
Edit
Eliminate Your Usual Errors
Focus on One Common Error--Semicolon and Colon Use
Search and Correct
Reflect
Identify Successes
Set Goals
Student Sample of the Writing Process
Going to the Next Level: Multiple-Paragraph Papers
Dig Deeper
Talk
Cluster
Freewrite
Brainstorm
Review Essay Structure
Book by Bailey Richard E Denstaedt Linda
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