Tag: rhetoric
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Cognitive versus Social Rhetoric
There are people out there who think writing is just a prompt, pen, and paper. When in reality it’s a wormhole of rhetoric.
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Rejecting the Monster Sandwich Outline
This blog post discusses my beginning-of-the-semester thoughts regarding how we teach writing and who is most suitable for teaching it.
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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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Threshold Concepts: How Can Attributes Affect Their Style of Writing
Writing can be interpreted in many factors and often as the reader we don’t always stop and consider “What made them write the way that they wrote?
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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.