HW
2/2 P.3-36/211-220
The introduction to The
Everyday Writer (3-36) centralizes on the basics of proper written
communication between a learning student and his/her peers and instructors.
Topics include; most common written errors and how to avoid them, understanding
your target audience beyond the classroom, and using media to present
professionally and creatively. A large focus is placed on being understood and
ensuring your message is properly sent. Sparking the reader’s interest with
creative textual and image based presentation was key to a professional performance.
Under the topics of Research, The Everyday Writer highlights the importance of an honest project
with tips on avoiding plagiarism and using the proper sources. Proper usage of
a quote is discussed along with the right time to paraphrase and summarize.
Designing sentences to wrap around quotes may also be more beneficial than
summarizing or paraphrasing due to the heightened sense of reliability.
Deciding which quote and source to use is analyzed along with understanding
audience knowledge to ensure proper citation.
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