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University Success Writing Transition Level is one strand of a three-strand developmental course designed for English language learners transitioning to mainstream academic environments. The Writing strand builds skills tied to specific learning outcomes with a strong focus on inquiry-based research writing to prepare students to write in academic degree classes. The Writing strand supports students through the writing process and moves them away from the production of highly structured essays.


Highlights


University Success Writing integrates a flexible three-part developmental approach - authentic content woven through all three parts provides intensive skill development and expanded application.

  • Parts 1 and 2 include presentation and controlled writing practice that guide students through the writing process while building their essential writing and critical thinking skills.


  • Table of Contents

    Welcome to University Success
    Key Features of University Success
    Scope and Sequence
    Acknowledgments


    PART 1: FUNDAMENTAL WRITING SKILLS
    SOCIOLOY: The Research Writing Process
    ECONOMICS: Idea Development
    BIOLOGY: Extended Writing
    HUMANITIES: Rhetorical Context
    ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Publishing


    PART 2: CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS
    SOCIOLOGY: Fact and Opinion
    ECONOMICS: Reading Critically for Effective Writing
    BIOLOGY: Process Writing
    HUMANITIES: Descriptive Writing
    ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Research Writing


    PART 3: EXTENDED WRITING
    SOCIOLOGY: Writing as a Sociologist
    ECONOMICS: Writing as an Economist
    BIOLOGY: Writing as a Biologist
    HUMANITIES: Writing as a Literary Expert
    ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Writing as an Environmental Engineer


    Credits
    Index

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      Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 28/09/2015
      ISBN13: 9780134400280, 978-0134400280
      ISBN10: 0134400283

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      University Success Writing Transition Level is one strand of a three-strand developmental course designed for English language learners transitioning to mainstream academic environments. The Writing strand builds skills tied to specific learning outcomes with a strong focus on inquiry-based research writing to prepare students to write in academic degree classes. The Writing strand supports students through the writing process and moves them away from the production of highly structured essays.


      Highlights


      University Success Writing integrates a flexible three-part developmental approach - authentic content woven through all three parts provides intensive skill development and expanded application.

      • Parts 1 and 2 include presentation and controlled writing practice that guide students through the writing process while building their essential writing and critical thinking skills.


      • Table of Contents

        Welcome to University Success
        Key Features of University Success
        Scope and Sequence
        Acknowledgments


        PART 1: FUNDAMENTAL WRITING SKILLS
        SOCIOLOY: The Research Writing Process
        ECONOMICS: Idea Development
        BIOLOGY: Extended Writing
        HUMANITIES: Rhetorical Context
        ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Publishing


        PART 2: CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS
        SOCIOLOGY: Fact and Opinion
        ECONOMICS: Reading Critically for Effective Writing
        BIOLOGY: Process Writing
        HUMANITIES: Descriptive Writing
        ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Research Writing


        PART 3: EXTENDED WRITING
        SOCIOLOGY: Writing as a Sociologist
        ECONOMICS: Writing as an Economist
        BIOLOGY: Writing as a Biologist
        HUMANITIES: Writing as a Literary Expert
        ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: Writing as an Environmental Engineer


        Credits
        Index

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