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Your students will really pay attention when you use Phunny Stuph. Jokes and humorous urban legends make up all 100 proofreading exercises in this useful book. Use the exercises as transparencies to start class, or photocopy them to pass out to your students. The errors include a little bit of everything-missing punctuation, spelling mistakes, errors in usage, sentence fragments, and more. Each exercise includes teaching notes and an example of a possible correction. Most exerci (more…)
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5 Things You Must Know to Get a Novel Editor So you have finally completed your novel and are looking for a novel editor or proofreader. Fantastic! This means that you want to publish your manuscript. And I assume that you're wise enough to know that getting the manuscript edited professionally is critical. However, I'll be the first to...... -
25 Mini-Lessons for Teaching Writing (Grades 3-6) (Paperback) Quick Lessons That Help Students Become Effective WritersTen-minute lessons on choosing and focusing topics, writing titles and leads that entice readers, crafting great endings and much more. Includes ideas for extending the lessons, editing and proofreading, mini-lessons and sample student work to use as models. About the Author Adele...... -
Revising Prose The Revising Prose Video Written and narrated by Richard A. Lanham Produced by the Office of Instructional Development at UCLAInteractive Exercises Written by Richard A. Lanham Produced by Rhetorica, Inc.Contents DVD Video: The Revising Prose Video - play-through format(running time: 28 minutes)The Revising Prose Video - individual chapter menu...... -
Writing Your Way Through College: A Student's Guide (Paperback) Download the Instructor's Guide for Writing Your Way Through College today and discover a convenient roadmap to helping students succeed with academic writing. Writing academic essays in college often seems mysterious to students who do not yet understand the process of developing an idea into a finished piece of reasoned...... -
Independent Writing: One Teacher---Thirty-Two Needs, Topics, and Plans (Paperback) Review “What is so special about Colleen Cruz's ambitious book is that she shows us that we can truly teach independence in writing. Our students can become writers who take initiative, make plans, learn from other writers, and apply writing strategies on their own, not only in class, but......
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Preventing Spelling Mistakes Spell Checker Misses Never trust your spell checker. As a copy writer, I thought a quick first blog on preventing spelling mistakes seemed appropriate. We are all in a rush these days. We are all hustling, trying to make a buck. We rattle off emails and letters and notes and business coorespondence and...... -
Positive Affirmations I'm a singer. I think I can safely say that because I love to sing, I get asked to sing, and I even get paid to sing. Now, as to whether or not I am an outstanding singer is a matter of opinion. I believe I have ways to go...... -
Creative Writing Exercise: Object Writing for Better Lyrics Have you ever looked at clouds in the sky with a friend and been completely amazed that they couldn’t see the “turtle” floating by? I mean, there’s it’s head, there’s it’s shell and that wisp right there is it’s tail. Right? But they couldn’t see it. That’s because every...... -
Roundup: Candy and Cavities Did you have a spooky Halloween? I know I did. I hope you've sorted your candy and tossed the cavity inducing ones away. More importantly I hoped you checked the candy for the biggest health reason: safety. With stories in years past about candy scares it's important to check the......





