Reading and Writing are Superpowers*
SAS 011 meets as a group at the designated time only during the first week of classes. After that the course meets in one-on-one sessions at a time designated by the Writing Lab instructor, who consults the student’s schedule to find an appropriate time. We schedule the first group meeting at a particular time and place Read More …
Fall 2022 Welcome back to UNE! Please plan to attend SAS 011 Writing Lab live and in person this week. Anyone registered for SAS 011 is required to come to one of the two meetings listed here: Wednesday afternoon, August 31 from 12:30-1:20 in Morgaine Hall 122. Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 6 from 3:30-4:20 in Decary Hall 202 Starting Sept. 7 you will meet Read More …
Scan reading to pdf Use onlineocr.net to convert pdf to machine-readable text (free – but registration required for multiple page pdfs) Use naturalreaders.com/online to have the text read aloud.
Eric Drown – edrown@une.edu | ericdrown.uneportfolio.org Reading and Writing are Essential Tools for Building Understanding Spring 2024 Writing Lab Instructors: Ryan Brod (rbrod@une.edu), Eric Drown (edrown@une.edu), Megan Grumbling (mgrumbling@une.edu)
An essay is a meaning-making piece of writing in which a writer seeks to make sense of the world by exploring some particular problem or phenomenon, often through the lens of some particular idea. The essayist tries to make connections among ideas and experiences to create knowledge. As you read your peer’s drafts, write margin comments and an end comment to help Read More …
