Lecture Notes: Research Recipes
Research is Like Cooking! When you think of research, imagine you’re preparing a meal. Cooking and research have more in common than […]
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Lecture Notes: Submitting Files Like A Pro
Hello, young scholars, aspiring writers, and compulsive procrastinators! Welcome to the wonderful world of writing, where we’ll play with words, unravel the […]
Lecture Notes: Reading Strategies
Why Reading Strategically Matters To stay on top of your assignments and truly understand the material, you’ll need to adopt active, intentional […]
Lecture Notes: Quote Structures Using The ICE Method
What Is The ICE Method? The ICE method is an invaluable tool for integrating quotes into your writing, ensuring that they add […]
Lecture Notes: Paraphrasing
What is Paraphrasing? Paraphrasing is the act of rephrasing a text or speech in your own words while retaining the original meaning. […]
Lecture Notes: MLA In-Text Citations (ITCs)
What Is An ITC (In-Text Citation)? An ITC (In-Text Citation) is a brief reference within your text that points readers to the […]
Lecture Notes: Mastering Thesis Statements
Thesis Statements A thesis statement is a concise summary of the main point or claim of your essay. It is typically one […]
Lecture Notes: Growth Mindset
Fixed vs. Growth Mindset A growth mindset can significantly improve a student’s academic experience. Students who adopt a growth mindset can develop […]
Lecture Notes: Free Write Strategies
Mastering the Art of Freewriting: Tips and Tricks for Unleashing Your Creative Genius Welcome to the whimsical world of freewriting, where words […]
Lecture Notes: Evaluating Arguments
Evaluating Arguments Understanding and evaluating arguments is a crucial skill in both academic and real-world contexts. The Toulmin method, developed by philosopher […]