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Integrated Reading and Writing

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Integrated Reading and Writing

This text is designed for a semester-long, college-level composition course intended for English 1A students. It is divided into 11 chapters, addressing different aspects of the writing process including the academic research paper. The last chapter is a database of texts for supplemental college-level reading and writing integration. This text focuses primarily on nonfiction, as intended for English 1A students.

Humanities
Tác giả
Sravani Banerjee, Elizabeth Eckford, Nicholas Goodwin, Robin Hahn, and Binh Vo
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Evergreen Valley College
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LibreTexts
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CC BY
Ngôn ngữ
EN
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  1. 01: Integrated Reading and Writing (IRW)
  2. 1.01: Introduction to Integrated Reading and Writing
  3. 1.02: Critical Reading Strategies
  4. 1.2.01: Activating the Schema
  5. 1.2.02: Annotating
  6. 1.2.03: Highlighting
  7. 1.2.04: Predicting
  8. 1.2.05: Summarizing
  9. 1.2.06: Outlining
  10. 1.2.07: Metacognition
  11. 1.03: Integrating Reading and Writing
  12. 1.04: Critical Thinking Questions Reflection and Group Activities
  13. 1.05: Key Takeaways
  14. 02: Prewriting Strategies and Thesis Statements
  15. 2.01: Introduction to Prewriting Strategies
  16. 2.1.01: Freewriting
  17. 2.1.02: Outlining
  18. 2.1.03: Clustering
  19. 2.1.04: Reporter's Questions
  20. 2.1.05: Brainstorming
  21. 2.02: Developing Thesis Statements
  22. 2.03: Thesis Statements and Topic Sentences
  23. 2.04: Critical Thinking Questions Reflection and Group Activities
  24. 2.05: Key Takeaways
  25. 03: Building the Academic Essay
  26. 3.01: Introduction to Essay Organization
  27. 3.02: 3.2 Developing Specific Evidence in Paragraphs of Your Essay
  28. 3.03: 3.3 Connecting New Ideas-Transitional Words and Phrases
  29. 3.04: Introductions
  30. 3.05: Conclusions
  31. 3.06: Questions and Reflection
  32. 3.07: Key Takeaways
  33. 04: Finding the Right Words to Write
  34. 4.01: Navigating the Lexicon
  35. 4.1.01: Etymology (not Entomology)
  36. 4.1.02: How to Read a Dictionary Entry
  37. 4.1.03: Activity- Connotation and Denotation
  38. 4.02: Abstract and Concrete Diction
  39. 4.03: Latinate and Germanic Diction
  40. 4.04: Formal and Informal Diction
  41. 4.4.01: Neologisms
  42. 4.4.02: Commonly Confused Terms
  43. 4.4.2.01: Code-Switching
  44. 4.4.2.02: Reflection Exercise- Customer Service Voice
  45. 4.05: Word Choice and Research
  46. 4.06: Key Takeaways
  47. 05: Using Narration Description and Classification
  48. 5.01: The Rhetoric of Syntax
  49. 5.1.01: Introduction to Rhetoric
  50. 5.1.02: Rhetoric and Syntax
  51. 5.02: Purpose and Rhetorical Modes
  52. 5.03: Narrative Compositions
  53. 5.3.01: Narration Activity- A story in one sentence
  54. 5.3.02: Narration Activity- Roots
  55. 5.3.03: Generating a Narrative Thesis
  56. 5.04: Descriptive Compositions
  57. 5.4.01: Description Activity- Freewriting in Public
  58. 5.4.02: Description Activity- Still Lifes
  59. 5.4.03: Generating a thesis
  60. 5.05: Classification Compositions
  61. 5.5.01: Classification Activity- Making a List Checking in Twice
  62. 5.5.02: Classification Activity- La Loteria
  63. 5.5.03: Generating a thesis
  64. 5.06: Key Takeaways
  65. 06: Argumentation-The Academic Argument
  66. 6.01: Introduction to Academic Argument
  67. 6.02: Types of Argument
  68. 6.03: Appeals to Reasoning
  69. 6.04: Types of Argument Approaches
  70. 6.05: Recognizing Logical Fallacies
  71. 6.06: Finding Counterarguments
  72. 6.07: Reasoning used in Articles Sources
  73. 6.08: Questions and Practices
  74. 6.09: Key Takeaways
  75. 07: Researching
  76. 7.01: Introduction to the Research Process
  77. 7.02: Choose a Topic
  78. 7.03: Establish Your Schedule
  79. 7.04: Find Expert Sources
  80. 7.4.01: Library Sources
  81. 7.4.02: Open Access Sources
  82. 7.4.03: Search Terms
  83. 7.05: Evaluate Sources
  84. 7.5.01: Checklist for Evaluating Sources
  85. 7.5.02: Search Your Topic
  86. 7.06: Use MLA Format
  87. 7.6.01: Create Works Cited Entries
  88. 7.6.02: Create In-Text Citations
  89. 7.6.03: Complete Your Preliminary Source List
  90. 7.07: Chapter 7 Takeaways
  91. 08: Writing the Research Paper
  92. 8.01: Introduction to Writing Your Research Paper
  93. 8.1.01: Sample Annotated Bibliography
  94. 8.1.02: Write Your Annotated Bibliography
  95. 8.02: Take Notes
  96. 8.03: Carefully Document Sources
  97. 8.3.01: Use AI Appropriately
  98. 8.04: Organize the Paper
  99. 8.4.01: Refine Your Thesis
  100. 8.4.02: Outline Your Argument
  101. 8.4.03: Write Your Outline
  102. 8.05: Write the Rough Draft
  103. 8.5.01: Create an Argument with Supporting Evidence
  104. 8.5.02: Incorporate and Explain Evidence
  105. 8.5.03: Write Your Research Paper Draft
  106. 8.06: Revise the Paper
  107. 8.6.01: Checking for Unity and Clarity
  108. 8.6.02: Making Final Edits
  109. 8.6.03: Revising and Editing Checklist
  110. 8.6.04: Write Your Final Draft
  111. 8.07: Chapter 8 Takeaways
  112. 09: Reviewing the Basics of Grammar Mechanics and Success Skills
  113. 9.01: Why Writing Well Matters
  114. 9.02: Twenty Most Common Grammar Errors
  115. 9.2.01: Comma After Introductory Element
  116. 9.2.02: Documentation Common Error
  117. 9.2.03: Pronoun Reference
  118. 9.2.3.01: Pronoun Agreement
  119. 9.2.3.02: Pronoun Antecedents
  120. 9.2.04: Spelling
  121. 9.2.05: Quotation Error
  122. 9.2.06: Unnecessary Comma
  123. 9.2.07: Capitalization
  124. 9.2.08: Missing Word
  125. 9.2.09: Faulty Sentence Structure
  126. 9.2.10: Missing Comma with Nonrestrictive Element
  127. 9.2.11: Subject Verb Agreement
  128. 9.2.12: Verb Tense Shift
  129. 9.2.13: Missing Comma in Compound Sentence
  130. 9.2.14: Apostrophe Errors
  131. 9.2.15: Run-On Sentences
  132. 9.2.16: Comma Splice
  133. 9.2.17: Poorly Integrated Quote
  134. 9.2.18: Hyphens
  135. 9.2.19: Sentence Fragment
  136. 9.2.20: Try It Out
  137. 9.2.21: Putting It All Together
  138. 9.2.22: Time to Write
  139. 9.03: Punctuation
  140. 9.3.01: Apostrophes
  141. 9.3.02: Brackets
  142. 9.3.03: Colons
  143. 9.3.04: Commas
  144. 9.3.05: Dashes
  145. 9.3.06: Ellipses
  146. 9.3.07: Exclamation Marks
  147. 9.3.08: Hyphens
  148. 9.3.09: Parentheses
  149. 9.3.10: Periods
  150. 9.3.11: Question Marks
  151. 9.3.12: Quotation Marks
  152. 9.3.13: Semicolons
  153. 9.3.14: Try It Out
  154. 9.3.15: Putting It All Together
  155. 9.3.16: Time to Write
  156. 9.04: Success Skills
  157. 9.4.01: Introduction to Success Skills
  158. 9.4.02: Habits for Success
  159. 9.4.03: Critical Thinking
  160. 9.4.04: Time Management
  161. 9.4.05: Writing in College
  162. 9.4.06: Computer-Based Writing
  163. 9.4.07: Conclusion to Success Skills
  164. 9.05: Chapter 9 Takeaways
  165. 10: Revising and Editing for Voice
  166. 10.01: Chapter 10 Objectives and Learning Outcomes
  167. 10.02: Revising
  168. 10.2.01: Overview of Revising
  169. 10.2.02: Differences Between Revising Editing and Proofreading
  170. 10.2.03: A Change for the Better
  171. 10.2.04: Introductions
  172. 10.2.05: Position
  173. 10.2.06: Scope
  174. 10.2.07: Body Paragraphs
  175. 10.2.08: Conclusions
  176. 10.2.09: Analyze Each Part of Your Paper
  177. 10.03: Editing
  178. 10.3.01: Editing and Revising- One and the Same
  179. 10.3.02: Sentence Structure
  180. 10.3.03: Editing Tips
  181. 10.3.04: Perspectives on Style
  182. 10.04: Reviewing
  183. 10.4.01: Overview of Reviewing
  184. 10.4.02: Establishing Criteria
  185. 10.4.03: Writing Helpful Comments
  186. 10.4.04: Responding to Criticism
  187. 10.4.05: Peer Reviews
  188. 10.4.06: Peer Reviews cont.
  189. 10.4.07: Common Problems
  190. 10.05: Working With Words - Which Word is Right
  191. 10.5.01: Commonly Confused Words
  192. 10.5.02: Spelling
  193. 10.5.03: Word choice
  194. 10.5.04: Prefixes and Suffixes
  195. 10.5.05: Synonyms and Antonyms
  196. 10.5.06: Using Context Clues
  197. 10.06: Style- Shaping Our Sentences
  198. 10.6.01: What Defines Good Style in Academic Writing
  199. 10.6.02: Style
  200. 10.6.03: Types of styles
  201. 10.6.04: Editing for style
  202. 10.6.05: Editing for other things
  203. 10.6.06: Keeping It Concise
  204. 10.6.07: Making Sentences Clear
  205. 10.6.08: Giving the Reader Pleasure
  206. 10.6.09: Understanding Convoluted Sentences
  207. 10.6.10: Sentence Variety
  208. 10.07: Chapter 10 Takeaways
  209. 11: Instructor Resources- Rhetorical Strategies and Thematic Resources
  210. 11.01: Self-Reflection Essay
  211. 11.02: Description Essay
  212. 11.03: Argument Essay
  213. 11.04: Research Topic-Workers' Rights
  214. 11.05: Climate Change-Articles and Videos
  215. 11.06: Human Rights-Articles and Videos
  216. 11.07: Global Education-Articles and Videos
  217. 11.08: 11.8 Race Relations-Articles and Videos
  218. 11.09: Interactive Games for Recognizing Disinformation and Media Manipulation
  219. 11.9.01: Animals and Ethics Articles and Videos