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Express Yourself WRITING SKILLS FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Edith N. Wagner

Учебная литература · 2002

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This book is organized around the four major purposes for writing which drive most of the instruction and all of the testing that you experience in high school and college. Human beings communicate in four ways. We listen, speak, read, and write. When you were a baby the first thing you did was listen to the world around you. You recognized voices; you were startled by noises; you were soothed by music. Then you began to imitate the sounds you heard and you experimented by creating your own sounds. You learned that crying brought attention, words identified things, and that linking words together made meaning. Then you learned that symbols on a page held unique meaning, and you learned to read. The last of the four ways you learned to communicate was through writing, and the very formal transference of words to paper was probably initiated in school, as early as kindergarten.

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