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Teaching Notes: Cause-and-Effect Analysis

Teaching Notes: Cause-and-Effect Analysis

Published by stephhwilliams on September 21, 2016

For Freshman English A (first semester first-year writing) Corresponds to Chapters 9 of The Student Writer Definitions: Cause = the “why” of an event, trend, situation, phenomenon Effect = the “what happened” of a cause Analysis = evaluation; a close, detailed, critical, focused consideration Two Types – both types discuss…

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Process Analyses Examples, As Identified and Explained by Students

Published by stephhwilliams on September 15, 2016

First-semester, first-year writing students were asked to find examples of process analysis and explain why their selections fit the category. Here are some of the best examples/explanations (in no particular order): WikiHow Link: How to Throw a Knuckball Leon T. said: “I believe this is process analysis because they explain…

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