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Thesis Reminders and Transitions: Touched up and created an infographic for a web page that I first posted in Nov 2000.Thesis Reminders and Transitions: Touched up and created an infographic for a web page that I first posted in Nov 2000.

Thesis Reminders and Transitions: Touched up and created an infographic for a web page that I first posted in Nov 2000.

Touched up and created an infographic for a web page that I first posted in Nov 2000.

7 months ago
How to Disagree Academically: Using Graham’s “Disagreement Hierarchy” to organize a college term paper.How to Disagree Academically: Using Graham’s “Disagreement Hierarchy” to organize a college term paper.

How to Disagree Academically: Using Graham’s “Disagreement Hierarchy” to organize a college term paper.

How to Disagree Academically: Using Graham's "Disagreement Hierarchy" to organize a college term paper.

1 year ago
New infographic to help our graduating English majors make sense of their capstone project.New infographic to help our graduating English majors make sense of their capstone project.

New infographic to help our graduating English majors make sense of their capstone project.

1 year ago
Double Entry Journals: Your Scholarly Research Notes for College-level Critical ThinkingDouble Entry Journals: Your Scholarly Research Notes for College-level Critical Thinking

Double Entry Journals: Your Scholarly Research Notes for College-level Critical Thinking

What is a double-entry research journal? Reading with a highlighter in your hand encourages you to agree with or ignore…

1 year ago
MLA In-text citations: Writing that got you through high school won’t do in college.MLA In-text citations: Writing that got you through high school won’t do in college.

MLA In-text citations: Writing that got you through high school won’t do in college.

  MLA In-text citations: Writing that got you through high school won’t do in college.

1 year ago
Persuasion: Logos, Pathos, Ethos and KairosPersuasion: Logos, Pathos, Ethos and Kairos

Persuasion: Logos, Pathos, Ethos and Kairos

Persuasion: Logos, Pathos, Ethos and Kairos

1 year ago
Picking a rubric in Canvas should not be so frustrating that it makes me want to blog about it… and yet here we are.Picking a rubric in Canvas should not be so frustrating that it makes me want to blog about it… and yet here we are.

Picking a rubric in Canvas should not be so frustrating that it makes me want to blog about it… and yet here we are.

In general, I find Canvas a fairly decent system, but after a particularly frustrating hour wrestling with rubrics, I decided…

1 year ago
MLA Citations: Citation generators make mistakes. Here’s how to spot 5 errors they often make.MLA Citations: Citation generators make mistakes. Here’s how to spot 5 errors they often make.

MLA Citations: Citation generators make mistakes. Here’s how to spot 5 errors they often make.

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2 years ago
In MLA Style, use the ellipsis only to mark an omission from the middle of a quotation.In MLA Style, use the ellipsis only to mark an omission from the middle of a quotation.

In MLA Style, use the ellipsis only to mark an omission from the middle of a quotation.

If you are writing an academic paper that quotes from an author that uses the ellipsis in a way that…

2 years ago
Students tend to zone out during my lectures on proofreading. I time it so I can say “class dismissed“ as soon as I show that last headline.Students tend to zone out during my lectures on proofreading. I time it so I can say “class dismissed“ as soon as I show that last headline.

Students tend to zone out during my lectures on proofreading. I time it so I can say “class dismissed“ as soon as I show that last headline.

2 years ago
“The author talks about [topic]” is filler. Your professors want your college-level ideas.“The author talks about [topic]” is filler. Your professors want your college-level ideas.

“The author talks about [topic]” is filler. Your professors want your college-level ideas.

2 years ago
More Evidence that Choosing a Typeface Is ImportantMore Evidence that Choosing a Typeface Is Important

More Evidence that Choosing a Typeface Is Important

4 years ago

Everyone Nov 1

4 years ago

Toasty Warm Bed (designed by drunk AI neural net)

5 years ago

Woman Yelling at Cat About Academic Argument: an evidence-based defense of a non-obvious position on a complex issue.

See: Academic Argument: Evidence-based Defense of a Non-obvious Position  

5 years ago

If you want to work with words, then journalism courses are very practical options.

8 years ago

Courage Wolf: Write “Could Of” or “Would Of.” I Dare You.

13 years ago

Ironic Quotes

14 years ago

Commonly Misused Words: ALL RIGHT and (Slang) ALRIGHT

For more on ALL RIGHT, ALL READY and ALL TOGETHER, see Grammar Girl. The slang term "alright" is always slang.

14 years ago

Commonly Misused Words: THAN and THEN

 

14 years ago
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