Many different researchers have addressed different problems that have risen when conducting primary research. Dorothy Williams and Louisa Coles from The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK talked about teachers and the problems they face when conducting and using their research. “Teachers’ strategies and confidence in their abilities to find, evaluate and use research information,” was low because “limiting the use of research information, exacerbat[ed] the perceived chal

By Melanie Leo Transforming Your Essay by Using One Basic Technique Every writer would love to see a huge “A+” on their essay assignments, however, how would they achieve that grade? A simple writing tool can transform their essay into a greater one. Writing an essay is no easy task to do, especially when you are unsure of where to start and what to write. Rough drafting is a technique in which you put down your ideas in an essay and edit it from there; it is widely u

by Laura E. Gonzalez Download The Survival Guide to Writing Enabling students to understand writing through their perspective Laura E. Gonzalez has developed a solution for students that struggle with writing based on their personality and she calls it a Survival Guide to Writing. She has been interested in the past couple of years in the learning approaches with regards to writing. While she has observed that there are many writing instructors that claim they have

By Bertha Alyssa Villarreal How Lack of sleep can hinder academic writing performance Bertha Alyssa Villarreal, a college sophomore attending the University of Texas-Pan American has recently uncovered a negative correlation between the lack of sleep and academic writing performance in college students. She decided to create a video to provide students with the knowledge that lack of sleep affects academic writing. Throughout the month of October in 2014, at the UTPA cam