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_aPE1128 _b.B59363 2003 |
100 | _aFolse, Keith S. | ||
110 | _aUniversity of Central Florida | ||
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_aBlueprints 2 : _bComposition Skills for Academic Writing / _cKeith S. Folse, M. Kathleen Mahnke, Elena Vestri Salomon and Lorraine Williams. |
246 | 3 | _aBlueprints two. | |
246 | 3 | 0 | _aComposition skills for academic writing. |
250 | _a1st ed. | ||
260 |
_aBoston : _bHoughton Mifflin, _c2003. |
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300 |
_axxii, 249 p. : _bill. ; _c28 cm. |
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440 | _aBlueprints | ||
505 | _a"Blueprints 2: Composition and Grammar Skills for Academic Writing is the second book in a two-book series designed for ESL students interested in academic writing. Blueprints 2, designed for high-intermediate to advanced students, is an essay-level text that focuses on the writing process and the development of writing and grammar skills. Blueprints 2 can be used in a writing course or a combined grammar and writing course. For more grammar practice, it can be used in conjunction with Top 20: Great Grammar for Great Writing, also from Thomson Heinle. | ||
505 | _aIn Blueprints 2 students master essay writing by completing a wide array of concise, manageable writing activities and then progressing to writing full essays. The text uses readings as both models and springboards for writing. | ||
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_aFeatures:
_tA combination of author-generated, student-generated, and authentic readings give students a wide variety of writing models. _tThe thematic organization allows students to analyze and react to readings from a variety of academic disciplines. _tGrammar exercises in the text and the appendixes help students understand how critically linked grammar and writing are. _tThe text's flexible organization allows the chapters on rhetorical patterns to be taught in any order." (Book Cover) |
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505 | _aCONTENTS | ||
505 | _aBlueprints 2 Skills Chart | ||
505 | _aWelcome to Blueprints | ||
505 | _aTo the Teacher | ||
505 | _aTo the Student | ||
505 | _aPreface to Blueprints 2 | ||
505 | _aUnit 1 PARAGRAPH TO ESSAY | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for the Paragraph and the Essay | ||
505 | _aThe Paragraph | ||
505 |
_aUnity and Coherence in Paragraphs
_tUnity _tCoherence |
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505 | _aTransition Expressions | ||
505 |
_aThe Essay
_tThe Thesis Statement _tEssay Introductions _tThe Body of the Essay _tEssay Conclusions |
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505 | _aPart B The Writing Process: Practice Writing an Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Brainstorming _tPlanning: Outlining _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 2 CLASSIFICATION ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Classification Essays | ||
505 | _aWhat is a Classification Essay? | ||
505 | _aUnity in Classification Essays | ||
505 |
_aCoherence in Classification Essays
_tTransition Expressions: one/another/a third (fourth, etc.) + classifying word |
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505 |
_aBlueprint Classification Essays
_tBlueprint Classification Essay 1: Amazing Animals _tBlueprint Classification Essay 2: The Thousand Teas |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check
_tGrammar Focus: Passive Voice _tSentence Check: Adjective Clauses |
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505 | _aPart B The Writing Process: Practice Writing a Classification Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Using a Checklist to Get Ideas _tPlanning: Using a Tree Diagram _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft ("posing questions" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 3 PROCESS ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Process Essays | ||
505 |
_aWhat Is a Process Essay?
_tTypes of Process Essays _tIntroductions in Process Essays _tConclusions in Process Essays |
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505 | _aUnity in Process Essays | ||
505 |
_aCoherence in Process Essays
_tMaintaining Chronological Order |
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505 | _aTransition Expressions: First (second, third, etc.), next, now, then, finally, before, after, once, as soon as, while, during, over, between + noun phrase | ||
505 |
_aBlueprint Process Essays
_tBlueprint Process Essay 1: Baby Talk _tBlueprint Process Essay 2: Exercise for Everyone |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check
_tGrammar Focus: Articles _tSentence Check: Adverb Clauses |
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505 | _aPart B The Writing Process: Practice Writing a Process Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Visualizing, Sketching, and Listing _tPlanning: Making a Flow Chart _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft (the "funnel method" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 4 COMPARISON/CONTRAST ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Comparison/Contrast Essays | ||
505 |
_aWhat Is a Comparison/Contrast Essay?
_tThree Organizational Methods |
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505 | _aUnity in Comparison/Contrast Essays | ||
505 | _aCoherence in Comparison/Contrast Essays | ||
505 | _aTransition Expressions: both (noun) and (noun), not only... but also..., nevertheless, on one hand... on the other hand, in contrast, whereas, unlike + noun, like + noun, conversely, although, even though, though | ||
505 |
_aBlueprint Comparison/Contrast Essays
_tBlueprint Comparison/Contrast Essay 1: Examining the Popularity of Julia Roberts' Characters _tBlueprint Comparison/Contrast Essay 2: Two Kinds of English |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check _tGrammar Focus: Comparisons with more, most; er, est, as... as, the same... as _tSentence Check: Parallelism |
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505 | _aPart B The Writing Process: Practice Writing a Comparison/Contrast Essay | ||
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_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Using Lists to Generate Categories for Comparison/Contrast _tPlanning: Using a T-Diagram _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft (the "quotation" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 5 CAUSE/EFFECT ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Cause/Effect Essays | ||
505 |
_aWhat Is a Cause/Effect Essay?
_tMethod of Organization |
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505 | _aUnity in Cause/Effect Essays | ||
505 |
_aCoherence in Cause/Effect Essays _tTransition Expressions: because/as/since + s + v, therefore, consequently, thus, as a result + s + v, as a result of |
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505 |
_aBlueprint Cause/Effect Essays
_tBlueprint Cause/Effect Essays 1: Marketing Health and Fitness _tBlueprint Cause/Effect Essays 2: Why Plastic Surgery? |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check
_tGrammar Focus: Verb Tense Review _tSentence Check: Fragments, Run-ons, and Comma Splices |
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505 | _aPart B The Writing Process: Practice Writing a Cause/Effect Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Using a Spoke Diagram _tPlanning: Creating a Cause/Effect Chart _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft (the "dramatic statement" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 6 REACTION ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Reaction Essays | ||
505 | _aWhat Is a Reaction Essay? | ||
505 | _aUnity in Reaction Essays | ||
505 |
_aCoherence in Reaction Essays _tCoherence Techniques: repetition of key terms or phrases, using a pronoun to refer to a previous noun or noun phrase, using synonyms |
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505 |
_aBlueprint Reaction Essays _tBlueprint Reaction Essay 1: The Hourglass and Me _tBlueprint Reaction Essay 2: A Reaction to Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night" |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check _tGrammar Focus: Word Forms _tGrammar Focus: Sentence Variety |
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505 | _aPart B: The Writing Process: Practice Writing a Reaction Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment _tPrewriting: Using Your Eyes as a Camera _tPlanning: Combining Descriptions and Reactions _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft ("background" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 7: ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYS | ||
505 | _aPart A Blueprints for Argumentative Essays | ||
505 |
_aWhat Is an Argumentative Essay? _tDeveloping an Argumentative Essay _tIntroductions in Argumentative Essays _tMethods of Organization for Argumentative Essays |
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505 | _aUnity in Argumentative Essays | ||
505 |
_aCoherence in Argumentative Essays _tTransition Expressions: although it may be true that, despite the fact that, certainly, surely |
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505 |
_aBlueprints Argumentative Essays
_tBlueprint Argumentative Essay 1: Why Adopt a Vegetarian Diet? _tBlueprint Argumentative Essay 2: Coffee: Surprising Benefits from This Herbal Supplement |
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505 |
_aGrammar Focus and Sentence Check
_tGrammar Focus: Prepositions _tSentence Check: Noun Clauses |
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505 | _aPart B the Writing Process: Practice Writing an Argumentative Essay | ||
505 |
_aThe Writing Process: Writing Assignment
_tPrewriting: Searching for Information to Support Your Argument _tPlanning: Synthesizing Information and Using an Outline _tPartner Feedback Form 1 _tFirst Draft ("turning an argument on its head" as an introductory technique) _tPartner Feedback Form 2 _tFinal Draft |
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505 | _aAdditional Writing Assignments from the Academic Disciplines | ||
505 | _aUnit 8 PARAPHRASING, SUMMARIZING, AND SYNTHESIZING IN ACADEMIC WRITING | ||
505 | _aBlueprints for Paraphrasing, Summarizing, and Synthesizing in Academic Writing | ||
505 | _aWhat Are Paraphrasing, Summarizing, and Synthesizing? | ||
505 |
_aParaphrasing
_tExamples of Paraphrasing |
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505 |
_aSummarizing
_tExamples of Summarizing |
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505 |
_aSynthesizing
_tSynthesis Examples |
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505 |
_aAPPENDICES:
_tAppendix 1: Paragraph Practice _tAppendix 2: Guidelines for Partner Feedback _tAppendix 3: Partner Feedback Forms _tAppendix 4: Creating Essay Titles _tAppendix 5: Finding and Documenting Information from Sources |
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_aEnglish language _vTextbooks for foreign speakers. |
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_aEnglish language _xRhetoric _vProblems, exercises, etc. |
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_aAcademic writing _vProblems, exercises, etc. |
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650 | 0 | _aAdvanced. | |
700 | 1 | _aMahnke, M. Kathleen | |
700 | 1 | _aSolomon, Elena Vestri | |
700 | 1 | _aWilliams, Lorraine | |
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