This course is designed to help you formulate ideas and expand, organize, and present those thoughts in a well-crafted, compelling piece of writing. Essay writing is the basis of all good writing, and as the paragraph serves as the model foundation of any essay, learning how to craft an effective introductory paragraph and expand on those ideas to formulate several supporting paragraphs and a concluding paragraph in essay form will give you organizational skills that you can adapt to any kind writing. As it says here, we will focus on creative techniques, mechanics of structure, and three types of essay forms in this crash course to give you a solid writing foundation, and also include some pointers on the rules of writing that not only will greatly improve your writing ability, but also give you the confidence to write content for any medium — like a Pro!
Who knows…you may even fire your copywriter and take over the writing duties at your organization yourself! Well? Ready to jump in? Let’s make you a GREAT writer…NOW!
In this lesson I will introduce you to the purpose of the course and the materials we will cover.
In this lesson, we will discuss the purpose, importance, and types of writing as well as the components and processes that make up specific pieces of writing with details on strategy and finding focal points.
In this lesson, we will explore narration and creating structure and topics for narrative pieces with a focus on the reader's senses as well as briefly overview the methods and importance of the topic sentence in capturing your audience's attention.
In this lesson, we will explore the definition, structure and methods of essay writing from the opening paragraph to the conclusion with a distinct focus on building supporting details around a topic sentence, thesis statements, and revising and editing from the first draft.