Lecture Notes: Comma Splices, Run-Ons & Fragments
Run-Ons, Comma Splices, and Fragments These three errors are some of the most common mistakes in college writing—but once you see how […]
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Lecture Notes: Pronouns
Pronouns Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns. Without pronouns, our writing and speech would be painfully repetitive. Consider this: […]
Lecture Notes: Using Spell Check
Taming Typos: A Guide to Spell Check Composition I — Lecture Notes on Proofreading with Technology In This Lecture How Spell Check […]
Lecture Notes: The CRAAP Test
The CRAAP Test: Evaluating Your Ingredients Not all sources are created equal. Here’s how to tell the good from the bad. In […]
Prep Guide: Poverty Moonshot Paper
Objective The objective of this research paper is to examine the challenge of intergenerational poverty in San Antonio and propose a concrete, […]
Research Overview: NVC Moonshot – Eliminate Intergenerational Poverty
▶Prep Guide This guide will help you develop a research question, gather sources, and build toward a concrete, actionable proposal. Read through […]
Lecture Notes: What is a Verb?
What Is A Verb? Verbs are words that express a state of action, thought, or being. Or to put it another way: Verbs […]
Lecture Notes: What is a Noun?
Language Is Made Up Of Building Blocks It’s useful to remember how language works. Big pieces rely on smaller pieces. Like legos, […]
Screenshots of Sources
Source Screenshot Requirements for Essays and Papers To maintain academic integrity and provide verification of source authenticity, all direct quotes used in […]
Lecture Notes: Frederick Douglass & A House Divided
Frederick Douglass: Life and Legacy Frederick Douglass was born Frederick Bailey in Maryland around 1817-1818. His mother was an enslaved woman, and […]