Reading and Writing with Resolve

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2017

Pages: 74

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ISBN 9781524939908

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Reading & Writing with Resolve provides everything instructors need to help their students master writing in a college setting. The text takes a three-faceted approach by focusing on the complete writing process, the generation of critical reading responses and the proper use of grammar.

Reading & Writing with Resolve begins with a thorough explanation of how to write an academic paper. Through step-by-step instruction, students are led through detailed examples of brainstorming, prewriting, outlining, drafting, and revision. Next, Reading & Writing with Resolve guides students though a complete analysis of an academic text, beginning with the initial search for a main point, then ending with the generation of a written critical paragraph. Finally, the text demystifies the aspects of grammar most crucial in college writing with separate lessons on parts of speech, punctuation, complete sentences, and more. This includes a chapter devoted to commonly misused and mistaken words.

Holmes and Tittle’s Reading & Writing with Resolve features:

  • Chapters concluding with a Writing Opportunities section for additional practice of the lesson’s concepts.
  • Numerous fill-in-the-blank exercises helping students to engage with and respond to the text.
  • Word lists of transitions, helping verbs, prepositions, etc. allowing for quick and easy reference.
  • Diagrams visually representing the different steps to supplement the text and provide clarity to the thought processes behind writing academic papers.

CHAPTER 1 Getting Ready to Write: The Writing Process
Step 1: Finding and Narrowing the Topic
Step 2: Prewriting
Step 3: Organize and Outline
Step 4: Draft
Step 5: Revise and Edit

CHAPTER 2 Writing in Response to Reading
Analyze
Critique

CHAPTER 3 The Parts of Speech

CHAPTER 4 Punctuation and Capitalization Rules
Apostrophe
​Commas
Colons
Semicolons
Capitalization

CHAPTER 5 Complete Sentences
Simple Subjects and Complete Subjects
Singular and Plural Subjects
Finding Subjects and Verbs

CHAPTER 6 Sentence vs. Fragment
Sentences
Fragments

CHAPTER 7 Avoiding Comma Splices and Run-ons: Joining Sentences Properly

CHAPTER 8 Agreement and Reference
Subject-Verb Agreement

CHAPTER 9 Commonly Confused Words

Elizabeth Holmes
Lisa Tittle

Reading & Writing with Resolve provides everything instructors need to help their students master writing in a college setting. The text takes a three-faceted approach by focusing on the complete writing process, the generation of critical reading responses and the proper use of grammar.

Reading & Writing with Resolve begins with a thorough explanation of how to write an academic paper. Through step-by-step instruction, students are led through detailed examples of brainstorming, prewriting, outlining, drafting, and revision. Next, Reading & Writing with Resolve guides students though a complete analysis of an academic text, beginning with the initial search for a main point, then ending with the generation of a written critical paragraph. Finally, the text demystifies the aspects of grammar most crucial in college writing with separate lessons on parts of speech, punctuation, complete sentences, and more. This includes a chapter devoted to commonly misused and mistaken words.

Holmes and Tittle’s Reading & Writing with Resolve features:

  • Chapters concluding with a Writing Opportunities section for additional practice of the lesson’s concepts.
  • Numerous fill-in-the-blank exercises helping students to engage with and respond to the text.
  • Word lists of transitions, helping verbs, prepositions, etc. allowing for quick and easy reference.
  • Diagrams visually representing the different steps to supplement the text and provide clarity to the thought processes behind writing academic papers.

CHAPTER 1 Getting Ready to Write: The Writing Process
Step 1: Finding and Narrowing the Topic
Step 2: Prewriting
Step 3: Organize and Outline
Step 4: Draft
Step 5: Revise and Edit

CHAPTER 2 Writing in Response to Reading
Analyze
Critique

CHAPTER 3 The Parts of Speech

CHAPTER 4 Punctuation and Capitalization Rules
Apostrophe
​Commas
Colons
Semicolons
Capitalization

CHAPTER 5 Complete Sentences
Simple Subjects and Complete Subjects
Singular and Plural Subjects
Finding Subjects and Verbs

CHAPTER 6 Sentence vs. Fragment
Sentences
Fragments

CHAPTER 7 Avoiding Comma Splices and Run-ons: Joining Sentences Properly

CHAPTER 8 Agreement and Reference
Subject-Verb Agreement

CHAPTER 9 Commonly Confused Words

Elizabeth Holmes
Lisa Tittle