Category: Knowledge & Expertise (Week 2)
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I’m Sorry, Daniella and Lady Gaga: I was NOT Born This Way
No, I wasn’t born an ‘expert writer.’ No one is. Writing isn’t innate — it’s earned. Here’s how I worked for it (and still am!), and how you can, too.
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Language, Ethics, and Expertise
In this piece I cover ethics in writing, language and the different meanings it has in different contexts and the application of knowledge.
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Writing is a Muscle the Size of Your Heart
Extreme intentionality and a dedicated relationship to writing are required in order to accomplish producing meaning through writing.
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Writing in the Time of Technology…Can it innovate and enhance the way we build connections?
Technology transforms relationships by blending connections, fostering collaboration, and integrating dynamic interactive tools for expression.
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Expert but a evolving Title
The knowledge they obtain amongst such groups or a community whether it be academic or social or like-minded from those structured interactions.
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Who you calling a Expert
Can we ever really be considered a expert in anything. To some who may be wowed by ones knowledge of a subject may feel they are an expert.
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A Whole New World?
Mind blowing threshold concepts? No, but let’s change our thinking and dive into four threshold concepts within the writing world.
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Answers to [Some] Questions
This blog post discusses what is “right” and “wrong” in teaching writing, and which experts, if there are any, decide on those guidelines.
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Writing Now From a Gen Z POV
In the post, you’ll learn how technology is enhancing writing and communication throughout the whole world. As technology advances, we grow too.
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The Art of Threshold Concepts: Structuring Literacy To Create Meaning Towards Readers.
Thresholds concepts have been around since the times of ancients and the demonstration of knowledge have always been a topic worth discussing.