1. Thinking as an Academic Writer Explore Through Writing Understand the Process of Writing Understand the Rhetorical Situation Analyze Your Assignment Think About Your Genre Think About Your Medium Think About Your Topic Think About What Your Readers Expect Think About Your Credibility
2. Reading as an Academic Writer Become a Critical Reader Become a Critical Viewer Annotate Academic Readings Recognize Fallacies Write a Summary Write a Paraphrase Move from Reading to Invention Start an Annotated Bibliography Synthesize Readings and Visuals
3. Planning Move from a General Topic to a Writing Plan Narrow Your Topic Write a Thesis Make a Plan
4. Drafting Draft with Strategies in Mind Write a Zero Draft Draft from a Working Outline Start Fast with an Engaging Title and Opening Paragraph Develop Paragraphs Conclude with Strength Link Within and Across Paragraphs
5. Revising Revising and Editing Evaluate Your Draft Respond to Others Pay Attention to Details Last Revise Using your Instructor’s Comments
PART 2: THE PERSUASIVE WRITER
Writing to Reflect 6. Reflections Writing a Reflection What Makes a Good Reflection? Reflections l£+