ENGL000: Pre-College English

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California Community Colleges, Chancellor's Office Resources:

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Essential Study Skills Wikispace Resources:

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Boundless  Resources:

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Handbook for Writers

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Writing for Success

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Cardiff University, University Library Service: "Paraphrasing and Summarizing"  

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Brock University: BrockLibrary: "What Is Plagiarism and How to Avoid It"

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Allison Schroll's "Transitional Devices" 

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Lauren Patty's "Types of Essays

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David Hunter's "Elements of Expository Essays"

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Australian College of Applied Psychology: ACAP Student Learning Support: "Reflective Writing"

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Yeditepe University Writing Center Wikispace: "How to Write a Research Paper"

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Humboldt State University Wikispace: "Writing Introductions and Conclusions"

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Comparative Media Studies: "Resources for Writers: Introduction Strategies"

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powers806: "Steps for Planning to Write an Argument"

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Literacy4DS: "Active Reading"

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle/WSBCTC Resources:

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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Writing Center Resources:

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