Writing: Ten Core Concepts, Enhanced Edition
By Robert P. Yagelski
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Introduce your students to the 10 core concepts they need to grow into effective writers with Yagelski's “Writing: Ten Core Concepts,” 3rd Enhanced Edition.
Built on an aims-based approach to writing, this rhetoric-focused guide helps students develop analytical, argumentative, narrative, and research writing skills through transferable principles and curated readings.
Students learn to see writing as a process of inquiry and a conversation between writer and reader, while practicing essential academic genres, critical reading, research, and source evaluation. Updated readings, sample student essays, expanded guidance for working with digital and AI-supported writing, and current MLA and APA documentation prepare students to write with confidence in college and beyond.
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About this product
Introduce your students to the 10 core concepts they need to grow into effective writers with Yagelski's “Writing: Ten Core Concepts,” 3rd Enhanced Edition.
Built on an aims-based approach to writing, this rhetoric-focused guide helps students develop analytical, argumentative, narrative, and research writing skills through transferable principles and curated readings.
Students learn to see writing as a process of inquiry and a conversation between writer and reader, while practicing essential academic genres, critical reading, research, and source evaluation. Updated readings, sample student essays, expanded guidance for working with digital and AI-supported writing, and current MLA and APA documentation prepare students to write with confidence in college and beyond.
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Chapters
1. Why We Write.
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