Thesis Writing

Thesis writing involves following a predetermined path to reach a destination. Sounds like all you would need is good navigational software, right? Not really. The thesis paper is based upon a theory or idea that the writer will need to attempt to prove within the context of a written work. Since most thesis writing involves academia, chances are the type of class assignment for which the paper is being written, will help determine subject matter. Once a theory or thesis is chosen, the writer can then set about compiling evidence to support it. If they follow the right course, they should arrive at a destination where the thesis becomes, if not fact, at least a theory without outright contradiction. Read more

November 8, 2009 | Filed Under Education, Writing | Leave a Comment 

Thesis Writing Material – Where To Find It

If you are planning to find thesis writing materials, you need to know exactly what your topic is and how you will convey your information. You want to have a broad range for your topic to cover everything, but not to board to lose the scope of the issue that you will be stressing. If your paper requires any special equipment to demonstrate or experiment, you need to have available equipment or somewhere to go to use the equipment. Make sure you can summarize your paper in one paragraph. If not, the subject material may be too broad. You will need to narrow in on a specific thing pertaining to your topic.

Thesis writing does not happen over night. You know you are going to be required to write a thesis and should start months ahead of time doing research and reading. When you have some spare time, do some research for your thesis. It takes a great deal of time to research and find all the materials you are going to use in your paper. If you do not start early enough, you may find you have a below average paper that you cannot effectively defend. Research is the backbone of a thesis. Read more

October 8, 2009 | Filed Under Education, Writing | Leave a Comment 

Literary Elements




A humorous way to teach the young mind the tools we use in writing. If you are a teacher,please contact me and I can send you a windows or mac version of this tape. Also, if you recognize a tape that may be an excerpt of one of your videos,please tell me and I will Immediately post ownership of each video.I do not pledge ownership to any of the images, sounds, or videos in this clip except the emblem at the begging and the clown sound.

September 4, 2009 | Filed Under Education | 5 Comments 

Author Visit




Young Writers in action. Todd Mitchell, author of The Traitor King (Scholastic Press, 2007) and The Secret to Lying (Candlewick Press, 2010) visits Windsor Middle School to run some writing workshops. Video produced by Claudean Boatman, a Windsor teacher. Check out www.toddmitchellbooks.com and click on “School Visits” for more information on how to have Todd visit your school.

August 28, 2009 | Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment 

Correct English Writing Errors

English writing can be difficult if the writer does not make use of the many English language writing resources that are available to help them. Writers can use dictionaries, style guides, spell checks, show the writing to friends, fellow students and of course their English language teachers.

How to correct English writing Errors?

The most obvious answer is teacher correction. But is teacher-correction effective? There is some research that shows English language students do not make effective use of teacher-corrections. Read more

June 5, 2009 | Filed Under Education, Writing | Leave a Comment 

What I Wrote Joannna Murray Smith




From the ‘What I Wrote’ series: Joanna Murray-Smith is an internationally acclaimed playwright who explores the false safety of the middle classes. Relationships are unpicked in Honour and Ninety, and deeply hidden secrets are revealed in Nightfall and Lovechild. Her sense of humour explodes in Bombshells and The Female of the Species.

April 3, 2009 | Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment 

Write Fast Using English Writing Software!

Everybody’s been through it. The project is already late, you are in charge of documentation and, for some reason, and your teammate gave you the resource materials just one day before the presentation. So now you have to rush over your documentation. In a case like this, you are sure to make a lot of grammatical and spelling mistakes. If you want to avoid the embarrassment of having your grammatical mistakes pointed out to you during your presentation, use English writing software to help smooth the way for you when you are writing your documentation.

The right English writing software can be a God send for you if you are in a hurry to finish a much needed document and you are running out of time. Everyone knows that when you hurry, you commit a lot of mistakes and, when writing, this couldn’t be more true. When you are writing to finish a document as quick as you can, you will often run into spelling mistakes and even grammar mistakes which can prove to be very embarrassing if you don’t catch them. English writing software can help you avoid these mistakes in the first place. Read more

March 14, 2009 | Filed Under Education, Writing | Leave a Comment 

Better English Writing

Better English writing is crucial for your success. Yes, you can certainly get by with non-English writing. However, you will be limiting yourself in terms of growth as your target audience will be localised. Whether, it is a simple e-mail, report, letter or document better English writing is an invaluable asset. Why? It is because English is universal. Speak and write well in English and you open up to a whole new world of opportunities and possibilities.

As compared to speaking English well, better English writing is more important. This is because the written word cannot be recalled. You can certainly re-write and include amendments. However, the impressions of the initial written word or words stay. You can easily and instantly correct the spoken word but correcting the written word takes time and this makes the damage even more telling. Read more

January 5, 2009 | Filed Under Education, Writing | Leave a Comment 

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