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Writing that Works : A Guide for Tertiary Students

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Writing that Works : A Guide for Tertiary Students
Writing that Works : A Guide for Tertiary Students

Writing that Works : A Guide for Tertiary Students

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Writing that Works: A guide for tertiary students is about good writing and how to produce it. The book is intended for all tertiary students - as well as those who are about to begin their tertiary education - and teachers of writing and other subjects. The text is written in a simple and engaging style.

The first chapter introduces the authors' theory of writing. Subsequent chapters systematically discuss the various processes that writing involves and how to achieve the appropriate style for a range of purposes. Formal reports, literature reviews, essays, expectations about assignments, and writing for digital media are among topics explored. The importance of understanding what readers expect to find in specific types of written text is emphasised, as is the need to reflect critically on your own writing.

Throughout, examples of writing by students on topical New Zealand subjects and of students' commentary on their own writing are used to illustrate important points.

Rosemary De Luca is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education, University of Waikato. She obtained her PhD from the University of Waikato in communication and ethics, and has more than thirty years' experience in teaching writing. A current research interest is the value of summarising to indicate competence in text comprehension and writing ability, and students' assessment of their own writing. Alison Annals is a senior tutor at the University of Waikato, who has taught in writing programmes at secondary and tertiary levels, and has a particular interest in processes of writing and structures of argument.

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  • Writing that Works: A guide for tertiary students is about good writing and how to produce it. The book is intended for all tertiary students - as well as those who are about to begin their tertiary education - and teachers of writing and other subjects. The text is written in a simple and engaging style.

    The first chapter introduces the authors' theory of writing. Subsequent chapters systematically discuss the various processes that writing involves and how to achieve the appropriate style for a range of purposes. Formal reports, literature reviews, essays, expectations about assignments, and writing for digital media are among topics explored. The importance of understanding what readers expect to find in specific types of written text is emphasised, as is the need to reflect critically on your own writing.

    Throughout, examples of writing by students on topical New Zealand subjects and of students' commentary on their own writing are used to illustrate important points.

    Rosemary De Luca is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education, University of Waikato. She obtained her PhD from the University of Waikato in communication and ethics, and has more than thirty years' experience in teaching writing. A current research interest is the value of summarising to indicate competence in text comprehension and writing ability, and students' assessment of their own writing. Alison Annals is a senior tutor at the University of Waikato, who has taught in writing programmes at secondary and tertiary levels, and has a particular interest in processes of writing and structures of argument.

    Featured in the 10 April 2012 New Zealand newsletter.
    To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

    Featured in the April 2012 ESOL Communicator newsletter.
    To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

    Featured in the March/April 2012 Education and Youth Issues newsletter.
    To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

Writing that Works: A guide for tertiary students is about good writing and how to produce it. The book is intended for all tertiary students - as well as those who are about to begin their tertiary education - and teachers of writing and other subjects. The text is written in a simple and engaging style.

The first chapter introduces the authors' theory of writing. Subsequent chapters systematically discuss the various processes that writing involves and how to achieve the appropriate style for a range of purposes. Formal reports, literature reviews, essays, expectations about assignments, and writing for digital media are among topics explored. The importance of understanding what readers expect to find in specific types of written text is emphasised, as is the need to reflect critically on your own writing.

Throughout, examples of writing by students on topical New Zealand subjects and of students' commentary on their own writing are used to illustrate important points.

Rosemary De Luca is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education, University of Waikato. She obtained her PhD from the University of Waikato in communication and ethics, and has more than thirty years' experience in teaching writing. A current research interest is the value of summarising to indicate competence in text comprehension and writing ability, and students' assessment of their own writing. Alison Annals is a senior tutor at the University of Waikato, who has taught in writing programmes at secondary and tertiary levels, and has a particular interest in processes of writing and structures of argument.

Featured in the 10 April 2012 New Zealand newsletter.
To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

Featured in the April 2012 ESOL Communicator newsletter.
To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

Featured in the March/April 2012 Education and Youth Issues newsletter.
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