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Home  |  Posts Tagged: essay analysis

Tag: essay analysis

Mike McClenathan

If you finish your SAT essay with time to spare…

Posted: January 11, 2013

I find myself giving this bit of quick advice to students all the time, but realized today that I’d never written it down for y’all. You might not have time for this, and that’s OK, but if you finish your essay early, there are a few productive things you can do that don’t involve wholesale (more…)

permalink | Categorized: Writing | Tagged: Essay, essay analysis
Mike McClenathan

Essay Challenge – Does nature nurture?

Posted: December 4, 2012

© Copyright C P Smith and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence. My grad school semester is winding down, and I’m starting to think about all the fun Essay Guide work I’m going to be doing the minute I had in my last paper. To that end, I wanted to invite you to write (more…)

permalink | Categorized: Writing | Tagged: book info, Essay, essay analysis, essay challenge
Mike McClenathan

5-Paragraph Essay: Part IV: How to Write Deep Analysis

Posted: June 24, 2012

This is Part 4 of a multi-part essay series. Check out those other parts first, if you haven’t already. [part 1, part 2, part 3] Deep analysis avoids claim and summary as much as possible. If you make a claim, you back it up with examples and reasoning. If you give a summary, you also (more…)

permalink | Categorized: Writing | Tagged: Essay, essay analysis, guest posts, Peter Peng

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