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Responding to Student Writing
Includes information on how to grade efficiently and how to comment on student writing. Note that feeback can be provided by means of (1) graded writing, or (2) low-stakes writing, which is not graded or which counts minimally toward the final course grade.
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Invention Techniques
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The first law of writing

The first law of writing, that law to which all other laws are subordinate, is this: that the words employed shall be such as convey to the reader the meaning of the writer. 

– T. B. Macaulay

 
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