12 Other Formats and Approaches

Activity

As a student, gather your course outlines together and consider if they contain assignments such as a compare and contrast paper or a reading reflection paper.

The following may assist you in writing those papers. You can use the same approach for several writing assignments.

Writing on Topics:

If you are asked to write on a particular topic:

  • Ask questions about the topic area.
  • Gather a learning bundle.
  • Create envelopes while reading.
  • Fill envelopes with data in an outline form.
  • Write a rough draft.
  • Seek peer review.
  • Revise and submit.

Compare and Contrast

If a course asks you to compare and contrast:

  • make envelopes for author 1 and author 2
  • how do they compare?
  • use the envelopes to make an outline
  • write a rough draft
  • seek peer review
  • revise and submit

Read and Respond

If a course asks you to read and respond…

  • create envelopes from readings
  • reactions
  • outline readings context
  • research exploring readings context
  • write a rough draft
  • seek peer review
  • revise and resubmit

Here’s what the author says… Here’s what I say.

They say, I say.

 

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