Last updated 5/2020 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 699.97 MB | Duration: 1h 51m How to Write Impressive Essays What you'll learn
How to write impressive essays How to feel less anxious about essaywriting How to avoid some of the common problems and pitfalls How to be more confident in tackling written assignments Requirements Just a willingness to listen carefully to the guidance given and put it into practice Description Having to write essays is a daunting experience for most students. This course has been developed to help reduce those anxieties by showing how to do a great job of producing impressive essays. Written and presented by Dr. Neil Thompson, a highly experienced essay marker, independent verifier and external examiner, it covers some of the common mistakes made and offers practical guidance on how to make sure that you do what is required to get the best results. It features 20 short video lessons and a workbook that includes exercises to consolidate and extend your understanding, plus space for notes. On completion of the course, you will therefore have a useful resource that you can go back to every time you are called upon to write an essay. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Section 2: Essaycraft Lecture 2 Lesson 1: Why write essays? Lecture 3 Lesson 2: How to fail an essay Lecture 4 Lesson 3: Doing the reading Lecture 5 Lesson 4: Answer the question, the whole question and nothing but the question Lecture 6 Lesson 5: How to write a plan Lecture 7 Lesson 6: How to structure an essay Lecture 8 Lesson 7: Using arguments Lecture 9 Lesson 8: Being analytical Lecture 10 Lesson 9: In my opinion . Lecture 11 Lesson 10: Using evidence Lecture 12 Lesson 11: Writing clearly Lecture 13 Lesson 12: Presentation Lecture 14 Lesson 13: A matter of style Lecture 15 Lesson 14: Referencing Lecture 16 Lesson 15: Equality and inclusion Lecture 17 Lesson 16: Critical evaluation Lecture 18 Lesson 17: Checking your work Lecture 19 Lesson 18: Submitting your work Lecture 20 Lesson 19: Learning from feedback Section 3: Conclusion Lecture 21 Conclusion Anyone registered for a course where essays need to be written