DEMO VERSION

Creating a Bridge Between High School & College Writing

OVERVIEW

• Lesson 1: Overview

PLANNING

• Lesson 2: Task, Audience, Purpose
• Lesson 3: Selecting a Topic
• Lesson 4: Researching a Topic*
• Lesson 5: Reading Perceptively*
• Lesson 6: Defining an Issue
• Lesson 7: Connecting a Specific Issue to a General Concern
• Lesson 8: Mapping Perspectives*
• Lesson 9: Taking a Position
• Lesson 10: Outlining Your Essay*
• Lesson 11: Outline - Peer Reviews

DRAFTING

• Lesson 12: Rhetorical Appeals
• Lesson 13: The Introduction
• Lesson 14: The Introduction - Peer Reviews*
• Lesson 15: The Body - Background and Analysis*
• Lesson 16: The Body - Your Position and Supporting Argument*
• Lesson 17: The Body - Addressing Counterarguments
• Lesson 18: The Body - Peer Reviews*
• Lesson 19: The Conclusion*

REVISING

• Lesson 20: Self Review*
• Lesson 21: Self Review - Content and Structure
• Lesson 22: Self Review - Language*
• Lesson 23: Peer Reviews*

FINALIZING

• Lesson 24: Finalizing
• Lesson 25: College-Ready Writing*

CRWE COMPETENCIES FRAMEWORK

CRWE INSTRUCTOR'S GUIDE

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