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  1. Dec 2025
    1. Other researchers have looked at this issue, so you might begin by exam-ining what they have found. These secondary sources, the findings of oth-er thinkers, constitute the critical conversation and might give you ideas forhow you might proceed in your own project (

      Other reseachers findings known as secondary sources ,are essential for beging you prrroject as they from the critical conversation around the issue .

    2. . Through writ-ing and delivery (circulation), researchers and the texts they produce bothparticipate meaningfully in and also continue to shape research conversa-tions (i.e., what is known and what is knowable)

      Research is shaped when researchers share their finding through writing and circulation .

    3. Think about the ways you’ve used different methods to solve problems and answer questions in yourlife, then begin to apply those experiences to your understanding of research methods

      in these lines introduces a prereadind activity to relatate personal problem- solving strategies to formal research methods

    4. The critical conversation comes outof our preliminary discovery about a particular question or set of ques-tions—discovery work known as rhetorical invention, or a starting placefor thinking, researching, and writing.

      The text describe the origin and nature of a critical conversation in a scholaely or argumentative context ,

    1. Their choices are often arbitrary and rote, based in whatthey believe they know, in what they are comfortable with, or inZKDWWKH\EHOLHYHZLOOOHDGWRPDQ\HDV\WRÀQGUHDGLO\DFFHVVLEOHsources

      in theses lines they descreb how students ,choices and beliefs about their assignment are frequently arbitrary , rote and based purely on comfort or their existing knowledge.

    2. the research report gives students practice at both primaryand secondary research, while allowing them to pursue genuineUHVHDUFKTXHVWLRQV

      The research report provides students with experience in both primary and secondrey research. this format allows students to engage in genuine research questions that encourage innovation.

    3. The research paper has become a rite of passage where studentsFKRRVH D WRSLF RU DUH DVVLJQHG RQH  DERXW ZKLFK WKH\ SUHVHQW DFODLPDQGWKHQORRNIRUZD\VWRFRQÀUPLWZLWKHYLGHQFHORFDWHGthrough some ambiguous thing or process called research. One ofthe primary problems with the research paper is that it teachesstudents that to do research is to look things up—to use the libraryor the Internet.

      This approach makes the research process seem like an ambiguous search rather than structured method of a developing and supporting a claim with evidence.

    4. the processes of primary research—research collecteddirectly by the researcher using tools he or she has designed toÀQGWKHLQIRUPDWLRQQHHGHGWRDQVZHUDSDUWLFXODUTXHVWLRQ,DP

      Primaery reseach is the original collection of date by the researcher to answer a specific question

    1. Therefore, the first threestrategies listed below are pre-drafting activities.1. Determine your rhetorical situation.2. Review and analyze other multimodal texts.3. Gather content, media, and tools

      in these lines three stategies listed below are pre drafting activities .mean before the drafting ,understanding of rhetorical situation ,analyz other multimodal texts,gather content ,media,and tools

    2. Combining each mode to create a clear communicative essay often in-volves the writing process (i.e. invention, drafting, and revision), and athoughtful writer will also consider how the final product does or does notaddress an audience. The same process is used when creating a less tradi-tional multimodal text. For instance, when creating a text emphasizing theaural mode (e.g. a podcast), you must consider your audience, purpose, andcontext while also organizing and arranging your ideas and content in acoherent and logical way.

      combining each mode to create a clear communicative essay osten involves the writing process like revision and drafting and thoughtful writer good consider how final product dose or dose not .creating text tell us about conceder , purpose and context

    3. However, when we use the term “text”in composition courses, we often mean it is a piece of communication thatcan take many forms. For instance, a text is a movie, meme, social mediapost, essay, website, podcast, and the list goes on.

      In these lines we learn about whenever ,you use the term text in composition courses , its mean communication ,of text movie , social media post ,essay, website ,podcast and the other list goes on .mean we can consider diffrent texts in the multimodal

    4. This chapter introduces multimodal composing and offers five strategiesfor creating a multimodal text. The essay begins with a brief review ofkey terms associated with multimodal composing and provides definitionsand examples of the five modes of communication. The first section ofthe essay also introduces students to the New London Group and offersthree reasons why students should consider multimodal composing an im-portant skill—one that should be learned in a writing class.

      In this chapter we learn about introduces multimodal composing and five strategies for creating a multimodal text .so we also learn about the beginning with the introduction of the new London Group and offers three reasons of skills learning ,why its important to learn about the multimodal composing

  2. Oct 2025
    1. The introduction and body paragraphs typically followprescribed conventions regardless of content. For instance, theintroduction has an attention-getter and explains what othershave said about the topic, and the thesis usually comes close tothe end of the paragraph.

      In these lines writer talked about the introduction ,he said in the the introduction ,we know about topic and it attention getter ,because with the introduction ,we shortly understand all whole text ,what can be further more.

  3. Sep 2025
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    1. Some of this idea—that writing is a talent set in stone—can bedirectly correlated to the history of writing instruction itself.

      The writer said , some of this idea ,that writing is a talent and skill ,he said it directly correlated to the history of writing instruction mean writing Role and regulation itself.

    2. Now, however, our cultural situation is quite different. Becausecomputer-based composition is quicker than pen to paper andbecause the Internet allows us to share what we have written soquickly, our composition happens quickly, often as a reaction towhat someone else has written or posted.

      The writer is discussing the culture situation ,he said it totally different because the computer based composition is quicker then pen ,so said internet so quickly in the short time its share our reaction like some one post

    3. writers can improve their own writing by discovering which strat-egies work for them and where their strengths and weaknesses lie.We are not bound by an inborn, set level of writing talent. Goodwriters are not born. They are learned

      All writers can improve their writing by their strategies the make for themselves where their strengths and weaknesses lie ,so he said good writers are not born but they learned more and more.

    4. I will not deny, however, that certainly some authors are natu-rally more comfortable, more experienced, or more confident thanothers or may have more practiced facility with certain writingsituations.

      In these lines the author said I would not deny that some writers are more comfortable and experienced or more confident than other but certain situations make them more experienced.

    5. One particularly powerful concept in the currentmetacognitive conversation is persistence: Persistence emphasizesthat experience is more powerful than unchangeable ability, andchallenges help move writers forward rather than delaying theirprogress

      In lines writer emphasizes experience is more powerful than unchangeable ability and challenges help move writer to progress.

    6. One particularly powerful concept in the currentmetacognitive conversation is persistence: Persistence emphasizesthat experience is more powerful than unchangeable ability, andchallenges help move writers forward rather than delaying theirprogress

      In these lines the writer talk about the energatic cancept in the current metacognitiv conversation is persistence ,the writer said experience is more powerful and effective than the unchangeable ability .he also emphasize that changes help and make skillful to move forward rather than delaying their progress.

    1. Drew suggested onVRFLDOPHGLDWKDWWKHÀHOGRIZULWLQJVWXGLHVVKRXOGSXEOLVKLWVRZQFROOHFWLYHHŲRUWWRQDPHSDUWLFXODUO\XQKHOSIXORUEDFNZDUGLGHDVand argue directly to the public about them. Cheryl replied rightaway that she would be on board, and thus this project was born.

      Drew suggested on social media that the field of writing studies should publish its own collective effort to name particularly unhelpful or backward ideas and argue directly to the public about about them.

    1. Last year, after ten years of writingprofessionally, the financial rewards 10 startedto trickle in. My second National Endowmentfor the Arts Fellowship. A guestprofessorship at the University of California,Berkeley. My book, which sold to a majorNew York publishing hous

      The author tell us after long struggle and hard working of last ten years of professionally writing ,she got the financially rewards .Which makes her strong and famous because her book sold to a major New York publishing house.

    2. When my oldest brother graduatedfrom medical school, he fulfilled my father’sdream that we study hard and use this—ourheads, instead of this—our hands.

      In this annotation we can see the struggle of father and children ,father was ,interested for the kids better future and joyfulness and their kids ,fulfilled the father dreams mean ,they they were hard worker so they successes in their lives.in this annotation we learn lesson if we live with unity and listen the parents definitely we achieve the goals.

    3. When we were growing up in Chicago,we moved a lot because of my father. Hesuffered bouts of nost

      when she was in the Chicago,she was remembered his father and she have good feel because due to his father ,she had good future and happy life ,.she was thankful of his father.

    4. I remember my father saying,“Que bueno, mi’ha, that’s good.” That meant alot to me,

      In this sentence Sandra cisneros tell us her father love her ,he said to her daughter Que bueno ,mi ha that meant a lot to me , his thought about her study and her life patener also .she was lucky because ,she was bless with caring father.