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For intermediate level courses in integrated reading and writing. This version of "Intellectual Reading for Writing: Real Integration through Academic Content" has been updated to reflect the eighth edition of…

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For intermediate level courses in integrated reading and writing. This version of "Intellectual Reading for Writing: Real Integration through Academic Content" has been updated to reflect the eighth edition of the MLA (April 2016).

* Meaningful and Content-Driven Approach to Complete Reading and Writing Read the Thought: Real Integration Through Academic Content helps students develop The skills they need to succeed in all subsequent academic courses. The authors begin with an introduction to reading, thinking, writing, and a detailed discussion of how students get the most out of text.

Subsequent chapters are organized objectively, each covering an academic content area. This provides students with an immersive learning experience by building academic vocabulary and enabling them to develop and pursue academic interests.

Each chapter of discipline ends with an essay task that requires students to incorporate the skills they learned into the classroom and ideas from other classroom readings. Students apply these skills through effective reading, text thinking and evaluation, identification of topics, basic ideas and details, inferences, identification of key patterns of organization, and translation of these reading skills into their written equivalents for writing effective and studied articles.

* Eighth edition provides comprehensive changes to philosophy and details of MLA works. In response to the "growing text movement", MLA now encourages the book to focus on the process of drafting a quote, starting with the same questions for any source.

These changes then correspond to current best practices in teaching writing, namely, to explore privileges and critical thinking about memorizing and following rules.



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