Category: Writing Ideas for students
Writing an abstract is essential as it provides a first impression of the piece of writing that follows, helps the reader decide whether he or she wants to continue reading,…
Many people recall the period of entering a university or vocational school as one of the exciting stages. Future students are overwhelmed with a sense of responsibility and anxiety for…
Twenty years ago, a book about “wild swimming” surprisingly became a bestseller. Waterlog, subtitled A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain, was a combination of the classic quest narrative writing and an…
Considering the Common Core State Standards, there are three broad types of writing specified: argument, informational/explanatory and narrative. Meanwhile, informational writing happens to be the category that is least admired…
In the world of math science and high school subjects, attention can be easily distracted. We are here to remind you of the values that have been perpetrated by the…
We all know that preparing for a job interview (or any other admission interview) is quite a stress. Our brain is in a panic because of all those questions that…
Emails, messages, articles, blog posts — everything you write at work can say a lot about your business. Explicit writing makes readers want to come back for more. Conversely, complicated,…
Twenty years ago, a book about “wild swimming” surprisingly became a bestseller. Waterlog, subtitled A Swimmer’s Journey Through Britain, was a combination of the classic quest narrative writing and an…
The rules that we apply for our speaking are different from those applicable for when we write letters or, in our particular case, emails. There are several common musts that…
Every subject and lesson requires verbal contact and interaction between the teacher and students. Even during lectures, it is significant to follow the students’ reactions, initiate questions and receive feedback…