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Contexts for inquiry by anis bawarshi amazpn
Contexts for inquiry by anis bawarshi amazpn




contexts for inquiry by anis bawarshi amazpn

“I never written a paper like this before really, uhm, I wrote a term paper in my junior year, uhm, about a novel, but I mean that was a lot different because she gave us a paper about what every paragraph was supposed to be like…. So I wrote it kind of in a new format so not particularly essay, but I put in like the kind of review aspect for like, this author wrote these books before, you know, like kind of giving a background of the author, but more then I would in an essay.” “Uhm, well the prompt was kind of on the lines of, if you were writing a review about a chosen topic, and I chose uhm, the man in my basement by I think Mosley, Walter Mosley.

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“Yeah, it was not like literary analysis but uhm, like just how to make my argument like clear and not like ambiguous or anything like that” Third Indication: “NOT” Talk“Just because the claim changed it and it is not a five paragraph essay anymore, it is different, different style and so” “And one of the things that I always did when analyzing my quotes is, I use a quote and then two sentences analysis, at least two sentences, if not more.” “So I remember the second prompt, uhm, I just thought a lot of my AP classes, especially the history ones where definitely they ask you to come up with a stance and to defend it” uhm, you know, like introductions, like I had never used like a road map before…Uhm, the objection and response, I had never done that before.”

contexts for inquiry by anis bawarshi amazpn

Uhm, and I have written, in high school I wrote a lot of personal narrative type things for scholarships, I applied for a lot of scholarship.” “Uhm, it reminded me of a personal narrative, because the question in the prompt was asking you to draw on your experience. uhm, so just, it seemed pretty standard.” “You read a book, analyze it, you know, write a five-paragraph essay about, you know, a theme or a symbol or something specific about the book and then you know. “Uhm, just like a general book review, uhm, like you do like in a typical standard uhm, you know, literature class in high school, you know, like in American literature class” Second Indication: (Whole) Genres to Strategies






Contexts for inquiry by anis bawarshi amazpn