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Write
to Be Read
Aimed
at Advanced level ESL students, Write to Be Read is designed
to teach ESL/EFL students to write convincing English paragraphs
and essays with greater fluency. Each chapter begins with a
high-interest reading passage and guides students through the
processes of reading, reflection, and writing.
By William R. Smalzer - (CUP)
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English
in Today's Research World -
A Writing Guide
A
resource for the next level of second language writing. It offers
students a very high level of writing instruction, with a specific
focus on the projects high level students may need to undertake
at the end of their university work (dissertations,
conference abstracts, etc) or
as they begin careers in research or academia. Provides advice
on writing applications, recommendations, and requests, and
serves as both a reference manual and a course book, so that
researchers can continue to use the book after they have completed
their formal education. New ESL/EFL teachers will also find
this a valuable reference book for themselves, and a useful
teaching aid in the classroom.
By
John M. Swales and Christine B. Feak - (University of Michigan
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Writing
a Research Paper - (Revised Edition)
An excellent guide to writing
a research paper, aimed at Advanced level nonnative speakers
of English in an academic setting. The book puts the student
unfamiliar with the conventions of the English-language research
paper at ease by breaking the research and writing processes
into a series of manageable activities accompanied by appropriate
exercises. Its goal is to teach students the process of writing
a complete research paper in an academically acceptable format.
Writing a Research Paper has been updated to allow for the use
of word-processing in writing and computerized databases in
library research. An invaluable resource.
By
Lionel Menasche - (University of Michigan Press) |
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Reading,
Thinking, Writing - A Text for Students of English as a Second
Language
A very popular book which
provides practice in reading analytically and writing logically.
Students learn to integrate reading and writing by concentrating
on the grammar and vocabulary of logical relationships. Chapters
include a reading section, conversation practice, writing exercises,
and review questions.
By
Mary S. Lawrence - (University of Michigan Press) |
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Write
about It! - Tools for Developing Writers
An
interactive writing text that guides lower-level writers through
the process of writing a short research paper and provides them
with tools they can use to become more proficient writing in
English. The topics are bold, and encourage students to think
critically about timely issues and reach beyond their current
language level in order to express their own ideas. For Intermediate
level students and above. Chapters include self-evaluations
for students, peer feedback activities, teacher feedback forms,
and ideas for journal assignments, electronic conferencing,
and extending the lesson. The text also includes organizing
strategies, samples of authentic writing, and guidelines for
starting a paper and revising drafts. Also contains numerous
activities designed to help students become more comfortable
with process writing. Can be used in conjunction with another
course, or as a stand-alone writing text.
By
Melinda Roth Sayavedra and Joyce Bryan - (University of Michigan
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Transitions
- An interactive reading, writing and grammar text
A writing resource for students
at High Intermediate to Advanced level, it helps bridge the
gap between writing paragraphs and writing essays, from dealing
with concrete information to dealing with abstract topics.
By
Linda Bates - (CUP) |
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The
Process of Composition
The third book in a comprehensive
3-level writing series which takes students from beginning-level
instruction on basic sentence structure through the development
and production of advanced academic papers. Students
build their ability to fulfil academic assignments as high as
the university and graduate school levels
through writing examples, opportunities to learn about and produce
academic prose, and sequenced assignments that increase in complexity
help. Examples of good (and poor) student compositions, written
by native and non-native speakers of English, are included in
all three books.
By
Joy Reid - (Longman) |
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Paragraph
Power
This book takes high-intermediate
level students through an intensive exploration of paragraph
structure and development. Through analysis of new model paragraphs,
peer- and self-editing, and critical thinking exercises, students
develop skills for clear and effective academic writing..
By
George M. Rooks - (Longman) |
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New
Directions - An integrated approach to reading, writing,
and critical thinking
A theme-based integrated skills
reader that provides reading and writing assignments representative
of real college classes. For High Intermediate to Advanced level
students.
By
Peter S Gardner - (CUP) |
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Academic
Writing - Exploring processes and strategies (2nd Edition)
This useful text instructs
Advanced level ESL students in the process that writers go through
to produce texts and provides instruction on form, format, accuracy,
and correctness.
By
Ilona Leki - (CUP) |
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Ready
to Write More
A 3-level writing course which
takes students from Beginner level to High-Intermediate. Each
book presents These books present paragraph development and
composition skills in clear, teachable steps, while offering
learners dependable strategies as well as opportunities to bring
their own ideas and talent to the writing process.
By
Karen Blanchard and Christine B. Root - (Longman) |
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Guidelines
- A cross-cultural reading/writing text
(2nd Edition)
This book is aimed at Advanced
level ESL students who need to strengthen their academic writing.
It offers integrated reading and writing assignments, along
with guidelines for summarising, paraphrasing, using quotes,
documenting sources, and editing.
By
Ruth Spack - (CUP) |
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A
Writer's Workbook (3rd Edition)
A theme-based interactive writing
text for Advanced level ESL students, which prepares learners
for the challenges of college writing while making the most
of the connections between reading, critical thinking, and writing
strategies.
By
Trudy Smoke - (CUP) |
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Eye
on Editing
An excellent writing course
which provides explanations and practice to correct grammar
errors most frequently made in English. Can be used as a main
text, a reference guide or as a supplement to writing and grammar
classes.
By
Joyce S Cain - (Longman) |
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Exploring
Through Writing - A process approach to ESL composition
(2nd Edition)
A highly popular writing text
for High Intermediate to Advanced level ESL students. It includes
instruction and guidance, an anthology of readings, plus a handbook
that focuses on grammar troublespots. A great resource!
By
Ann Raimes - (CUP) |
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