Tag: rhetoric
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Technology in classes
Back in 2020, when we all went online, it was definitely a wild experience. For us introverts out there, it was a breath of fresh air
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I Am Jack’s Hopeless Cause
If writing fails at its original intent, but is still considered to be acceptable, is it possible to create a class dedicated to real world writing
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The Philosophical Mind And The Artistic Mindset.
As the world of education become more and more diverse, scholars have argued in which way would be substantial towards student’s academic effectiveness.
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Writing standards
this blog post speaks on how the writing standards from the CWPA leads faculty to teach student on how to create high-quality writing.
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Beyond First-Year Composition Disciplines
First-Year Composition Outlines are all the same. But that doesn’t have to be a bad things. The things learned beforehand are still important to relearn.
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Enacting Genres, Grammy-Style(s)
Looking at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards through the lens of genres helps explain why Beyoncé amazed but didn’t win Best Album.
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Labeling & Categorizing
The readings by Amy J. Devitt and Bill Hart-Davidson both spoke about the role writers and readers have played in labeling written pieces into genres.
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Moral Philosophy Professors
What are the moral ramification when putting pen to paper and writing something? How much should ethics and moral philosophy come into play?