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How to Use Reading in Your Writing

Engaging critically with texts, and putting things in your own words

  • Fri 22 Feb 19

    10:00 - 11:00

  • Southend Campus

    TF.2.16

  • Event speaker

    Angela Whitby

  • Event type

    Workshops, training and support
    TDC Academic Skills Workshops

  • Contact details

To succeed in your studies it is vital for you to be able to both read well, and use that reading in your writing.

This workshop looks at how you can engage with difficult academic texts and use them in your own writing.  As well as discussing the practicalities of how you paraphrase, summarise and quote from sources, we will also think about how to engage critically with texts, and how reading relates to writing.

Our workshops run throughout the spring term, and cover all aspects of academic skills.  

Have a browse through the sessions that are available this term, (under the Southend tab), or pop along to TF2.19 to find out more.

 

 

How to Use Reading in Your Writing

Talent Development Centre

The Talent Development Centre is here to help you succeed in your studies and achieve your potential.  We offer support and resources to help improve your writing, maths, research, study skills and English language, no matter what your discipline or level of study.

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