Tag: writing
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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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The sense of self in written perceptions
What is the self and how does our ‘self’ show up in writing? The self-idea of perceptions is the prime driving force in our prose.
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Writing based off of experiences/prior knowledge
Our writing is influenced by our experiences and prior knowledge. John Piaget’s theory of cognitive constructivism supports this idea.
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Do I have the authority?
All Students need to realize that you can join in academic conversation, and that every article has to be read with a grain of salt.
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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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Getting meaning from others meanings who got meanings from others meanings…
Can any of our creative projects be original if we got their inspiration from other text who were inspired by other texts
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Discipline within Genre and text definitions
Genres are not always strict and set in stone. Many works can have aspects of multiple genres. We should strive to accept the duality of genre assigning.
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Expert vs Novice Writers
Writing based off of personal experience and beliefs, not everyone will agree with what you write but this why writers have targeted audiences.
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UNDERSTANDING THE GENRE FEATURES OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH: A CASE STUDY
Yi-Hury Guo`s Understanding the Genre Features of Qualitative Research: A Case Study discusses creating a case student for a graduate student.
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Ethical choices in writing
This post is about writing with ethics in mind, and my thoughts on my own writing and audience. The power our words have on audience regardless of size