Hello....
I enjoyed meeting you. Please let me know when or if you want to schedule your tutoring sessions.
I am certain we can improve your writing, reading, study skills, and rhetorical
expertise. These elements are most critical for the successful completion
of academic tasks and for your college career as well. We can do a
diagnostic on your writing and tailor your learning resources to directly
address the topic areas where you need improvement.
Perhaps you may have found yourself too
busy with ongoing classes and extracurricular activities. If so, please
contact me when your schedule permits. If you simply have decided to
obtain tutoring and assistance via alternative means, please let me know as
well.
In the meantime, I will continue too
check back and see if you have any critical tasks or papers to examine. I
remain available at your convenience.
best regards, Tim
Post Script: If I do not hear from you by mid April we will remove your pages and resources from
the active server, but these associated resources will remain available if or
when you decide to continue your sessions.
Your page address
is
www.WritingResource.info/sara.html The topics we need to cover
are listed in your study guide. I hope you find these resources helpful
and please do not hesitate to contact me if you have need of any assistance in
any regard.
My phone number is 503-697-1670...
mailing address is Box 22, Lake Oswego, OR 97034-003
office address is 715 SW King Avenue, Suite 61 / Portland, OR 97205
e-mail is
tutoring@writingresource.org
best regards and hope to hear from you soon,
Tim
PS Please let me know if you received this note.
1. Please bring two pages
of your writing. We will need to be able to write on it so that we can
correct errors and discuss solutions to any problems. 2. Also please look up as many of these words as possible, using
this dictionary resource:
aquatic - adj
aqueduct - n
arbitrate - v
bacillus - n
plundering - v
ratify - v
amphibian - n
sedimentary - adj
solubility - n
permeate - v
conjunction
ken antecedent
plethora
Use each word in a sentence. We will review your sentences and
discuss the word meanings...
3. Here are some special
Pronoun Resources: Please do Exercise Number One...
First download the handout
and print it out. Then go through the Interactive
Exercise
and keep track of your answers on the handout. We will only review the
ones you miss.
Keep track of your answers with this accompanying
handout.
Here are some study resources you may
find useful... The items highlighted in this color
are items we need to review. We will cover each of these topics during our
sessions.
The blue pages are mine. The green
pages are other useful pages from other sources. The red letters indicate
pages in a book below.
Topics in the left-hand column highlighted in these
colors need be reviewed according to these priorities:
1st. 2nd.
3rd.
4th.
The
books at the left are recommended resources for those who want to write
effectively. They can supplement any secondary, college, or
graduate-level writing project. If you would like to obtain either
book, click at left. The Writers Harbrace Handbook is a
basic guide and rulebook for writers. It has particularly useful
resources on rhetoric. Adventures in Writing is designed
as a practical guide for the writing process. The book is designed for
anyone who wants to improve their writing, including students from
non-English based learning environments. Commas
are covered in Adventures in Writing on pages:
189, 313, and
406. For questions, contact
Tim@WritingResource.org/
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The
books at the left are recommended resources for those who want to write
effectively. They can supplement any secondary, college, or
graduate-level writing project. If you would like to obtain either
book, click at left. The Writers Harbrace Handbook is a
basic guide and rulebook for writers. It has particularly useful
resources on rhetoric. Adventures in Writing is designed
as a practical guide for the writing process. The book is designed for
anyone who wants to improve their writing, including students from
non-English based learning environments. Commas
are covered in Adventures in Writing on pages:
189, 313, and
406. For questions, contact
Tim@WritingResource.org/
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