Brief Summary
This course is all about leveling up your academic writing skills! Whether you're new or need a refresher, you'll learn how to tackle assignments, use voice correctly, and avoid common mistakes. Plus, you'll feel more confident with every paper you write.
Key Points
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Master essentials of academic writing
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Strategies for reading and understanding assignments
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Appropriate use of first, second, and third person
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Active vs. passive voice explained
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Integrating quotations effectively
Learning Outcomes
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Read and respond to academic writing assignments confidently
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Use different perspectives correctly in your writing
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Avoid plagiarism while integrating quotes smoothly
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Improve your grades by reducing writing errors
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Apply these skills to papers, jobs, and applications
About This Course
The Tools You Need for Every Paper You Write
Whether you are a native English speaker or an English
language learner, a college student or a graduate student who needs a
refresher, this course will help you master the essentials of academic writing.
As a long-time
writing professor and academic writing coach, I am excited to share the secrets
of making your professors (and everyone else) happy to read your writing. I
will coach you on how to read, understand, and respond appropriately to any
academic writing assignment. We will look at common questions about the use of
first person vs. third person and active vs. passive voice. You will learn to
maximize your grades by minimizing common writing errors. The class is
designed to pack a lot of learning into a short amount of time so that you can
apply your skills to your very next assignment. Use the video lessons and
custom workbook to hone your understanding and practice your skills. Best of
all, the skills you
learn in this class are applicable to every paper you write in college and will
serve you well on the job or in applications. Join me for a fresh, fun look at
academic writing.
Understand how to read and "attack" paper assignments
Use first, second, and third person appropriately
Learn strategies for integrating quotations without fear of plagiarism
Michelle W.
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