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- About this Project
- Fall 2023 Responses to Naming What We Know
- All It Takes Is Practice, Time, and Effort. Ashley Sanderlin
- All Writers Are Different
- Complex Writing as a Technology
- Crafting Connections: Exploring the Social and Persuasive Nature of Writing By Yunek Collins
- Development of Habituated Writing
- Ethics in Writing
- Failure is Key to Succeeding in Writing
- Navigating the Defeats in Life and the Authority it has on Writing by Aliya McFadden
- Revising is Key to Success
- Revisions Are Essential to Developing Writing
- The ethical decisions of a good reader and writer
- The Social Tapestry of Writing
- There is always more to learn no matter what stage in life you are at!- by Abbi Thompson
- Understanding the Collaborative Nature of Writing by Averi Cooper
- Unlocking the Written Code: Navigating the Abnormalities of Writing
- Writing Addresses, Invokes, and/or Created Audiences – Trinity Falor
- Past Collections of Student Work
- Fall 2020 Responses to Naming What We Know
- “Revision Is Central to Developing Writing” Web Page
- “The Ethical Choices In Writing” Revision
- “Writing Involves Making Ethical Choices” Revision, Evan Jackson
- A Genuine Human Connection
- All Types of Revision are Helpful
- All writers have more to learn
- Developed and Improved Text
- Duality and Harmony of Author and Audience: Ethics of Reading and Writing
- Ethical Choices and Their Involvement in Writing
- Ethical Choices Choose the Direction
- Ethical Traits
- Failure is Just The Beginning
- Failure is Success in Progress
- Failure Leads to Success
- Formation of a Writing Identity
- From Failure to Fortune
- History and Experience Help Define Writing
- Importance of Revising
- Improving Your Text As A Writer & Reader
- It Is Okay To Fail When Writing
- It Takes Failure to Succeed
- Looks Can Be Deceiving: Writers Are More Social Than You May Think
- Meaning Behind a Writer
- Meaning Behind Your Writing: Say What You Mean to Say
- Putting the Time in to Be Perfect
- Response to “Writing Involves making Ethical Choices”
- Responsibilities of the Writer and the Reader
- Revising Leads To Successful Writing
- Revising Until You Get It Write
- Revision: The Most Useful Tool In Writing
- rhetorical situations revisons by Amber Smith
- Rhetorical Triangle: The Writers Job
- Speaking Is Natural; Writing Is Not
- The Importance of Revision In Developed Writing
- The Importance of Revision in Writing
- The success from failures
- There is more to just writing.
- There is No Such Thing as a Natural Born Writer
- To Write Effectively Takes Different Kinds of Practice, Time, and Effort
- Writers Give Readers The Tools To Make Meaning
- Writing Addresses, Invokes, and/or Creates Audiences More Then Ever With The Internet
- Writing Effectively is Something you Learn.
- Writing Effectively Requires Different Kinds of Practice, Time, and Effort
- Writing Effectively Takes Different Kinds of Practice, Effort, and Time
- Writing Expresses and Shares Meaning to be Reconstructed by the Reader
- Writing for an Audience as Audiences Change.
- Writing Has Evolved Throughout The Years And Is Still Not Natural
- Writing is Not Natural
- Writing is Not Natural
- Writing Is Not Natural Revision
- Writing is the way to express and share the true meaning to be reconstructed by the reader.
- Fall 2021 Naming What We Know Collection
- “Failure Can Be An Important Part Of Writing Development” Webpage
- “Writing Expresses Meaning to Be Reconstructed by the Reader” Webpage
- “Writing Involves Making Ethical Choices” by John Duffy
- All Writers Have More to Learn
- Audiences
- Becoming a Better Writer: Practicing and Implying What You Learn in Different Genres
- Being the Best Reader and Writer, That One Can Be
- Break the Habit
- Doug Downs’s “Revision Is Central to Developing Writing” and Anne Lamott’s “Shitty First Drafts” Analysis (Web Page)
- Ethical Choices in Writing
- Every Writer Must Start Somewhere: This Leads to Success
- Failure Is The Greatest Teacher
- Failure is the Key to Future Success
- Habits Can Be Broken
- How Writing is Learned Over Time
- Learn From Your Mistakes
- Learning and Practicing the Ways of Writing
- Mute Your Inner Critic
- Positive Failure: Why Failure is an Important Part of Writing Development
- Practice Is Key
- Revise the Mind
- Revising Is Best If You Want Success
- revising is the key to writing
- Revision Central
- Revision Is Central to Developing Writing Final Webpage
- Revision is The Best Vision
- The Audience And Tools Behind Writing
- The Difficult Concept of Forming Relationships Between Writer and Reader
- The Importance of an Audience to a Writer
- The Trials & Tribulations of Entrenchment
- Why Failing Is Important
- Why writing is a struggle
- Writer’s Write Differently: No Two People Are The Same
- Writers Always Work Rhetorically and Socially
- Writers Must Start Somewhere: This Leads to Success
- Writers Need to Fail to be Successful
- Writers’ Backgrounds Vary: Keeping an Open Mind
- Writing as a Discipline: Nurtured Writing Leads to Natural Skills
- Writing can be a struggle to reach success
- Writing Expressed and Shares To be Reconstructed by the Reader
- Writing Expresses and Shares Meaning to be Reconstructed by the Reader
- Writing Habituation: Helpful or Harmful?
- Writing In Different Settings
- Writing Is a Social and Rhetorical Activity, Revision
- Writing is a Technology
- Writing Is Not Natural
- Writing Is Quite The Social Event
- Writing is Social
- Writing, Revising, and Editing
- Writing: Essentiality of Audience and Purpose
- Writing: Failure to Sucess
- Fall 2022 Responses to Naming What We Know
- “Failure Can Be an Important Part of Writing Development”
- “I Fear Not 10,000 Kicks Once, but I Fear One Kick 10,000 Times: Our Habituated Writing Practice”
- Ethicality: Communication Infused with Writing
- Failure isn’t the end its the beginning
- Failures In Life Are Worth The Effort By Meg Lakomy
- How the Writer and Reader Connect by Joe Peterson
- How to Make Your Point as a Writer: Rhetorical Moves and Socialization
- Importance of Making Ethical Decisions When Writing
- Learning New Things Can Improve Your Writing by Ryan Schaecher
- Learning to become a good writer requires different kinds of practice, time, and effort
- Literacy Uniqueness from Writers’s Histories and other Authors By Logan Sarrazin
- Practice Is The Key To Success
- Practice, Time, and Effort Help Writers Learn More
- Reconceptualizing Failure
- Revising is a Crucial part of Exceptional Writing
- Revision is a necessity
- Revision Leads to Success
- Rhetorical Situations Within The World
- Speech and Writing Are Different In Many Ways
- The Complications of Expressing Your Ideas In Writing
- The Ethical Choices Behind The Relationship of Writer And Reader.
- The Importance of Keeping the Audience in Mind While Writing
- The Importance of Learning to Adapt Your Writing
- The Path to Becoming a Great Writer
- Ways Social and Rhetorical Activity Can Be Used
- Writing Development Requires Failure- Logan Lockwood
- Writing Expresses And Shares Meaning
- Writing is a Learned Skill
- Writing is More Than Just a Simple Action
- Writing is not Natural to all People
- Writing Is Up for Interpretation
- Spring 2021 Responses to Naming What We Know
- “Writing as a Technology” by Emilio Albarenque
- “Writing is Far from Natural”
- “Failure can be an important part of writing development.”
- Audiences In The Digital Age
- Becoming a Writer and the Question of Schooling Systems
- Comprehension: The Relations Between Author And Audience
- Ethics in Writing: a Choice Between Righteousness or Avoidance
- Failure isn’t for forever
- How Personal Experiences Shape Writers
- If You Write It, They Will Come
- Let Your Audience Do The Work
- Meaning Within the Mind of a Writer
- Revision is Key to Great Writing By Domonic Allison
- Revision: The Secret to Better Writing (“Revision is Central to Developing Writing” web page)
- Rhetorical Work
- Success Through Failure
- The Contributions Prior Experiences, History, and Identity Make to Your Writing
- The Difficulties of True Meaning
- The Most Crucial Step in The Writing Process: Revision and Reflection
- The Simulation of Writing
- We Always Go Back to Writing by Isabel Rudy.
- We are Digitally Twisted and We Must Overcome It
- Writing is a Social and Rhetorical Activity
- WRITING IS NOT NATURAL BUT IT DOES GEST EASIER
- Writing needs to be update and expend on the genres being taught.
- Spring 2022 Responses to Naming What We Know
- “Writing Expresses Meaning to Be Reconstructed by the Reader” Web page.
- Accepting Failure: Learning to Grow
- Being Good Readers and Writers
- Everyone Is Not Perfect
- Failure IS an Option
- How do Past Experiences Influence our Writing?
- How Readers And Writers Understand Each Other: How Miscommunications Occur in Writing.
- How Writing Connects Us To Our Audience
- Learning Never Stops in Writing
- Learning to Write, Is it Natural?
- Revision is Central to Developing Writing Revision
- Revision: Neccessary for Developing Writing
- Shitty First Drafts Are The Most Important Drafts
- Speech Vs. Writing
- The Importance of Ethics in our Writing
- The Importance of Failure in Writing Development
- Walking is Natural, Writing is Not
- What Makes Writing Ethical?
- With Fresh Ideas We’ll Always Have More to Learn in Writing
- Without Revisions We Can Not Have a Polished Draft
- Writing Beyond The Reader
- Writing in Relation to Identity: How Individuals Connect Through Writing
- Writing Is A Discipline of Ethics
- Writing is not inborn
- Writing with Power for Social Connection
- Summer 2023 Responses to Naming What We Know
- complications in writing: how we learn how to write
- Effective Writing: Growth, Practice, Experience
- Expressing and Sharing Meaning is a Fundamental Participation in Writing
- Failure Is Key To Success
- Integrating the Social and Rhetorical Aspects of Writing in a Professional Setting
- Making and Sharing Meaning
- Natural Writing is Non-Existent by Madison Carey
- Opportunities and Success: Why We Should Learn to Fail
- The Latest in New Tech: Writing
- Writing Is Informed by Prior Varied Experiences
- Fall 2020 Responses to Naming What We Know
- The Reader Can Change Your Intended Meaning
