Great Lines: John Steinbeck
Steinbeck’s style is uncomplicated and unadorned, but in these ways uncommonly clear and incisive.
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Wordsworth imagines the absolute truth of life and existence in the world around him, and within himself.
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This blog series is devoted to great lines that strike - in literature, speech, music and film.
Read MoreSay It Crisply
This process of refinement - self-editing - is one of the most valuable any writer can undertake.
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Once the basic structure of a story is outlined, the writer is free to imagine and inscribe the rich detail that will enhance the storytelling and boost the performance of their work.
Read MoreSEE: Visual Cues for Teaching and Learning PEA
Automating this structuring skill lightens the cognitive load for students during writing, and visual cues can aid in developing that automation.
Read MoreState Your Person: 5 Action Points for an Outstanding Personal Statement
The impression the statement gives is the end product, and these efforts will help to ensure the force and success of that impression.
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