A+ Essays: A Structured Approach to Successful Essay Writing

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A presentation slide titled 'TWO CASE STUDIES' lists two activities: rewriting a short student essay and writing a real student essay from start to finish, accompanied by an icon. — Preview 1 of 4
This slide outlines two case study exercises for the course: rewriting a short student essay and writing a real student essay from start to finish.

A slide titled 'Where do I start?' shows a document labeled 'My Essay' with red arrows pointing to text on the right. The text lists writing concerns like spelling and grammar in — Preview 2 of 4
This slide illustrates the course's pedagogical focus on structure over mechanics, visually demonstrating that students should prioritize essay structure rather than getting bogged down in minor details.

A diagram showing blue and orange buildings labeled Middle School and High School, and a brown building labeled College, with stick figures below. A bracket under the first two is — Preview 3 of 4
An infographic illustrating that proper instruction needs to start in middle and high school, well before college, highlighting a gap in foundational education.

A diagram showing a bell curve graph with the right tail highlighted in green and labeled 'top 10-15% of the class', with red arrows pointing to cartoon figures labeled 'good'. — Preview 4 of 4
This visual aid illustrates how reaching the top 10-15% of a class represents a high standard of achievement, using a bell curve graph to contextualize student performance.