Academic B Writing

The Writing Process

Addressing the Prompt

Timed Writing (Writing Process)

Integrated Writing (Writing Process)

Shape and Organization

Introduction Paragraphs

Body Paragraphs

Conclusion Paragraphs

Timed Writing (Essay Shape & Organization)

Integrated Writing 2

Descriptive Writing

Example Descriptive Writing 1

Example Descriptive Writing 2

Skill: Word Choice

Sources: Quoting

Revise: Descriptive Writing

Timed Writing (Descriptive Writing)

Integrated Writing 3

Comparison Writing

Example Comparison Writing 1

Example Comparison Writing 2

Sources: Summarizing

Revise: Comparison Writing

Timed Writing 4

Integrated Writing 4

Cause-Effect Writing

Example Cause-Effect Writing 1

Example Cause-Effect Writing 2

Skill: Cohesion

Revise: Cause-Effect Writing

Timed Writing 5

Integrated Writing 5

Additional Resources

Appendix 1: Development

Appendix 2: Punctuation

Appendix 3: Using Academic Vocabulary

Appendix 4: Finding Sources

Appendix 5: In-Text Citations

The Writing Process AK

Introduction to Academic Essays AK

Using Sources AK

Descriptive Essays AK

Comparison Essays AK

Cause-Effect Essays AK

Refining Writing AK

Writing for the TOEFL AK

Nuts and Bolts AK

The Writing Process

Think about the writing process as a very fluid cycle. You should use the writing process flexibly, adapting it to what you need to write. The way you use the writing process depends on a lot of things: the task, the time and resources available, your experience with the topic, etc. The guidelines here are meant as general guidelines.

Addressing the Prompt Prewriting Writing Revising Originality Timed Writing (Writing Process)Integrated Writing (Writing Process)

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