61. Shiloh Christian School - Academic Excellence On A Christian Foundation Margaret • Advanced writing • Grammar IV / composition • Survey of World Lit• World Novels Stastny, Kerry • Apologetics • christian Discipleship 9 http://www.shilohchristian.org/site_map.php?menu=5

62. Maranatha Christian Journal Home SchoolVendors teaching your children how to write good composition? National writing Institute 7946Wright Road Niles of the Foundations of America's christian Heritage 11037 http://www.mcjonline.com/hs/writing.htm

Home School Vendor Directory Submit a Home School Vendor Listing Writing Barb's People Builders 3420 Highway 46 West Templeton, CA 93465 Info: 800 925-8587 http://www.barbsbooks.com E-mail: barbar@thegrid.net Help in Teaching English : Do you need help teaching your children how to write good composition? Are you sure of your own skills in English? Are you wondering what materials are avaialble for teaching, spelling, grammar, writing and vocabulary in the most effective way to YOUR children? Investigate our writing evaluation and English tutoring by e-mail at . For help in finding the right materials for teaching English, visit our Language Page at . We also have writing contests for children regularly at Bradrick Family Enterprises P.O. Box 2240 Port Orchard, WA 98366-0745 EZ Writer Wheeler Applied Research 38-221 Desert Greens Drive, W. Palm Desert, CA 92260-1005 National Writing Institute 7946 Wright Road Niles, MI 49120 Rebuilders of the Foundations of America's Christian Heritage 11037 Erickson Way, #79 Redding, CA 96003

63. Graduate Rhetoric Writing Faculty Center PhD, Michigan State University writing centers, English James Madison CollegePhD, Texas christian University composition pedagogy, cultural http://www.rhetoric.msu.edu/graduate/faculty.html

64. 101/Christian Spirituality Syllabus/2001 eg, Why should the christian doctrine of argument barely sustained, composition undistinguished,lots of on research techniques, paperwriting, composing and http://www.missouri.edu/~religjr/Spirituality.Syllabus.html

RS 101: Spirituality Seminar 2:00-3:15, TR in 109 GCB Instructor: Dr. Jill Raitt. 418 GCB, raittj@ missouri.edu Office Hours: 3:30-4:30, TR and by appointment Web Sites PlatoToOrigen.html SYLLABUS Required Texts 1) Andrew Louth, The Origins of the Christian Mystical Tradition: From Plato to Denys. PB, New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1981. 2) Ursula King, Christian Mystics: The Spiritual Heart of the Christian Tradition. NY: Simon and Schuster, 1998. 3) Thomas Merton, New Seeds of Contemplation (Any edition available in paperback) 4) Web-site: http://web.missouri.edu/~religjr/Spirituality.Seminar.html You will find links here to lecture notes and to other useful web-sites. 5) A text of your choosing as a basis for your paper. I recommend selecting one of the 100 volumes in the fine series, The Classics of Western Spirituality. New York: Paulist Press. These volumes have ample and helpful introductions and notes and well translated whole works by the major mystics of the western tradition from the first century to the present and include Christians (Catholic and Protestant), Jews, Muslims. VIDEOS to be shown in class: Hildegard of Bingen A Human Search: The Life of Father Bede Griffiths. MTI Films.

65. Crichton College Academics 3. BT1020 christian World View. 3. composition II (or a transfer course in undergraduateresearch and writing substituted for English composition II) before http://www.crichton.edu/Academics/gened.htm

Student WebMail Email Login Password Home Academics General Education Core Requirements Although there may be some variations in actual requirements in some majors, the following curriculum description lists the pattern and minimum requirements for all degree programs. Bible and Theology 3-12 hours BT1010 Christian Life Doctrine BT1020 Christian World View BT1110 Old Testament Survey BT2100 New Testament Survey Communications 9 hours EN1102 English Composition I EN1202 English Composition II HU1213 Speech Humanities 15 hours HU1313 Cont. Cultural Perspectives HU2315 Humanities I HU2325 Humanities II HU3312 Seminar in Cultural Perspectives Health/Physical Education 4 hours PE P.E. Activity 1 PE P.E. Activity 1

66. General Studies Requirements 3) SPA 9 Intermediate Spanish Readings (3) SPA 25 writing composition and Grammar(3 to New Testament (3) RST 90S Special Studies in christian Scriptures (13 http://update.msmc.la.edu/departments/generalrequirements.htm

Academic Departments Weekend College General Studies Requirements The following structure and content for the General Studies Curriculum applies to bachelor degrees except that there is no language requirement for the Bachelor of Music and the Bachelor of Science degrees. Students may not take general studies courses on a credit/no-credit basis. The college policy on challenge examinations will prevail in the General Studies Curriculum. Click on an outline point to read more. I. Communication Skills (minimum 7 units) II. Critical Thinking (minimum 3 units) III. Arts and Sciences (minimum 21 units) A. Art or Music B. Literature C. History D. Natural and Physical Sciences E. Mathematics F. Social and Behavioral Sciences G. Contemporary Economics or Politics IV. Foreign Language - Required for B. A. degree only.

67. Home School Book Fair Exhibitors writing Strands composition curriculum published by National writing Institute.YWAM Publishing christian heroes biographies. Want to be an exhibitor? http://www.homeschoolbookfair.org/book-fair/exhibitors.html

68. English Department Faculty And Staff Directory Carole Oles Creative writing Phone 8985240 Office Jill Swiencicki composition Phone898-6151 Office christian G. Todenhagen Linguistics Phone 898-5449 Office http://www.csuchico.edu/engl/faculty/

Department Directory ENGL Department of English Phone: FAX: Campus Zip (Mail Stop): Department Office: Taylor 209 E-mail: engl@csuchico.edu Web HomePage: http://www.csuchico.edu/engl/ Click on a name to go to that person's homepage Lynn Elliott Chair Phone: Campus Zip: Building: Taylor Room: lelliott@csuchico.edu Ginger F Rush Administrative Support Coordinator Phone: Campus Zip: Building: Taylor Room: grush@csuchico.edu Joyce A Clark Administrative Support Assistant Phone: Campus Zip: Building: Taylor Room: jaclark@csuchico.edu Martha Layne Administrative Support Assistant Phone: Campus Zip: Building: Taylor Room: mlayne@csuchico.edu A B C ... H I J K L M ... XYZ A Danielle Alexich Composition, Literature Phone: Office: Building D 106 dalexich@csuchico.edu Joanne Allred Creative Writing, Composition Phone: Office: Taylor 114 jhallred@csuchico.edu Susan Aylworth Composition, Literature Phone: Office: Taylor 113 saylworth@csuchico.edu Return to top B Matthew Brown Literature Phone: Office: Taylor 113 mdbrown@csuchico.edu Lois Bueler Literature Phone: Office: Taylor 114 lbueler@csuchico.edu

69. Purdue Introductory Writing Program Showcase or contact the Assistant Director of composition (765) 494 English 101C (IntroductoryWriting, firstsemester Computer Lab) christian F. Hempelmann, Fall 2000. http://www.sla.purdue.edu/academic/engl/IntroductoryWriting/showcase.htm

Welcome Shared Goals Staff Courses ... FAQs Please note! We are revising our first-year Composition program. The information on these pages describes the current program. It will change when the new program takes effect in Fall 2003. Introductory Writing Program Showcase The showcase includes examples of curriculum developed for various sections of Introductory Writing. We encourage you to see what our instructors are doing. And if you have any questions either contact the instructor (if the information is available) or contact the Assistant Director of Composition (765) 494-3730. In The Showcase... Kathryn Mostel Portfolio Award Winners: Jessie Kapper, 2001 A. Laura Praun, Fall 2001 English 101C (Introductory Writing, first-semester: Computer Lab): Christian F. Hempelmann, Fall 2000 English 102C (Introductory Writing, second-semester: Computer Lab): Christian Hempelmann, Spring 2001 Samantha Blackmon, Spring 2001 English 103C (Accelerated Introductory Writing: Computer Lab) Sean M. Conrey, Fall 2001

70. SCHS -- English Courses They will also examine their christian responses to One Semester Grade 10 PrerequisiteFreshman composition. students improve their expository writing so that http://www.schs.org/academics/courses/english.htm

South Christian High School South Christian High School English Courses American Literature One Semester Grade 11 Prerequisite: Intro to Literature This required course provides an overview of the development of American literature. The course begins with the Native Americans and proceeds to the modern era. A variety of literary forms, including at least one major American novel and one play, are studied. Outside reading and writing assignments are given. College Writing Nine Weeks Grade 12 Prerequisite: 3.0 GPA or special permission from instructor In this nine-week course, students can expect to review and expand their writing skills in preparation for college writing. To that end, students will write a process paper, a definition paper, an analysis paper, a comparison-contrast paper, and a self-evaluation paper. The final project will be a full research paper. Students will also complete several skill building exercises between paper assignments. This course is a perfect complement to English Language Study, and it is recommended that these courses be taken in the same semester. Debate One Semester Students will learn different methods of solving community problems. Class time will be spent in researching issues, learning debate rules and strategies, group discussions and in-class debates. Students will develop skills in listening, research, critical thinking, note taking, as well as discussion and debate.

71. Creighton University English Department--Faculty Profiles the challenges of technology in christian higher education book on Socratic methodin writing instruction was 1996; the recent Theorizing composition edited by http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/whipple/

PROGRAMS The English Major Composition Program Creative Writing Program Irish Literature Program ... Course Projections, 2002-2005 DEPARTMENT Alumni Newsletter Center for Henry James Studies Creighton University Press English Computer Lab ... Writing Center Department of English Bob Whipple, Jr., Ph.D. Associate Professor and A.F. Jacobson Chair in Communication Areas of Specialization: Technology and Literacy; Rhetoric and Composition; Computer-Assisted Writing BA, Texas Tech University MA, The University of Texas at Austin PhD, Miami University (Ohio) Curriculum Vitae Bio whippl@creighton.edu http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/whipple Department of English Hitchcock Communication Arts Creighton University Omaha, NE 68178 Phone: (402) 280-2520 Fax: (402) 280-2143 Creighton Home Reinert Library About Creighton Admissions ... Alumni Relations

72. Friends University - Current Students - Writing Center Sarah — a senior majoring in Psychology and christian Studies She keeps busy teachinga variety of writing composition classes, giving workshops, and handling http://www.friends.edu/CurrentStudents/WritingCenter/staff.asp

The Writing Center Staff Our student staff and paraprofessionals: can clarify assignments. can help with note taking skills. can help to improve skills in usage and punctuation. can address specific needs. can reduce anxiety to maximize the opportunity for success. The staff of the Wichita Center can be reached by email, phone or fax: writingc@friends.edu Phone: (316)295-5204 Toll Free: (800)794-6945 Fax: (316)263-1092 Our staff includes: Nathan — a senior majoring in Psychology and Religion. He is our resident expert on everything-including how to take care of all of your lawn and garden needs. Nathan enjoys a lively debate on any issue, so even if you don’t have a problem with your writing, stop by for conversation on any hot topic. Julie — a senior majoring in Elementary Education. With her experience at Pizza Hut, Julie is able to toss a pizza, play her flute, and look over a rough draft all at the same time. She is also one of several getting married this summer, so if you’re in need of an expert opinion on weddings, she will help you. Bethany — a junior majoring in English and drama with a music minor. She is heavily involved with the performing arts here at Friends—singing, acting, working with the stage crew, involved in the Drama Club, etc.). She is our “Cinderella” and will marry this summer.

73. Tuppence Resources For Christian Writers Tuppence Creative Ministries, a christian ministry offering writing courses for homeschoolers, seminars in gospel chalk artistry, creative writing, and web design, and conducting evangelistic outreach in the Texas state prison system. Welcome to our christian Writers' page. This part of our who are interested in writing to develop their gifts to discuss christian writing in general and your writing in particular. http://www.tuppence.org/writers.htm

Resources for Christian Writers Welcome to our Christian Writers' page. This part of our site focuses on encouraging Christians who are interested in writing to develop their gifts and talents for the Lord's glory. Check here each week for resources to help you become the writer you want to be. Links of Interest for Christian Writers Christian Creativity An online "virtual writer's group." Clicking this link will take you to a special site I've created at delphi.com. It's a place to discuss Christian writing in general and your writing in particular. Greenville Christian Writer's Conference We're moving the conference to Dallas, and so are going to take a year off to really get things organized. We hope to have the best GCWC ever in the summer of 2002. Keep checking the site for more info. Epublishing Resources Interested in epublishing. There are significant opportunities, but also some hazards. Be informed about all the details by visiting the Ebooknet.com site. Home Christian Chalk Artistry Creative Writing for Homeschoolers Prison Outreach Resources for Christian Writers ... Bible Studies and Devotionals

74. Writing, Spelling, & Grammar christian Liberty Handwriting Series In the Beginning This five-part handwriting in­troduceand fully develop the basic principles of manuscript writing. http://ebiz.netopia.com/clpress/writing1spelling1grammar/

Caution! Visit Microsoft's Web site to obtain the newest version of Internet Explorer, or visit Visiting this web site without first upgrading your browser may result in unreliable behavior. Home What's New Free Downloads Shop Christian Liberty Press ... Distributor's Page Search Shop Christian Liberty Press Shop Christian Liberty Press How To Order Literature Biographies ... Curriculum Kits Site Overview Sitemap Contact Us Christian Liberty Press (847) 259-4444 Press 6 502 West Euclid Ave Arlington Heights, IL 60004 custserv@christianlibertypress.com After the basic foundation is completed in phonics, grammatical skills must be developed as the foundation for writing and communicating well. The skill and art of writing is critical for students to express their thoughts clearly. Students need to learn how to use different kinds of sentences, to bring them logically together to form paragraphs, and to organize these paragraphs skillfully while developing stories and essays. They also need to learn how to spell correctly and choose the appropriate vocabulary. Writing, however, is never neutral. Therefore students must be taught to write and speak God’s truth in love. Students do not only need to master language skills but must also learn how to use them correctly. They need to learn how to communicate effectively for the glory of God.

75. Academic Vita 199899 TCU English 10803, Freshman composition, Source Spectrum. (Fall and Spring). 1998-1999Writing Tutor for Texas christian University's William L http://personal.tcu.edu/~pamore/portfolio/vita.html

Paul Amore Contact Information Department of English, Texas Christian University TCU Box 297270 Ft. Worth, TX 76129 Telephone: (817) 346-6841 Email Paul Amore Education 1997-Present: Ph.D. program in Rhetoric and Composition, Texas Christian University. Currently a Ph.D. candidate. 1997: B.A. in English, summa cum laude , The Ohio State University. Teaching and Administration 2002-2003: Assistant Director for the TCU William L. Adams Center for Writing Summer 2002: TCU English 20803, "The Rhetoric of Literacy." Spring 2002: TCU English 20803, "The Rhetoric of Literacy." Fall 2001: TCU English 20803, "The Rhetoric of Literacy" (2 sections). Summer 2001: TCU English 20803, Intermediate Composition. Fall 2000: TCU English 10803, Freshmen Composition, "Writing from Cyberspace Sources" (2 sections). Summer 2000: TCU English 20803, Sophomore Composition, "Writing in the Cyberspace Community." Fall 1999: TCU English 20803, Sophomore Composition, "Writing in the Cyberspace Community" (2 sections). Summer 1999: TCU English 20103, Introduction to Fiction, "The Summer of Love, Visions, & Self."

76. Writing Resources - A To Z Home's Cool Homeschooling Study Materials Early Intermediate composition. Institute For Excellence in writing Our missionis to make available the Structure and Style writing Program to home school http://www.gomilpitas.com/homeschooling/materials/Writing.htm

YOU ARE HERE: HOME MATERIALS CURRICULUM SHOPS Click on the banner for recommended books and supplies for homeschooling A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling Study Materials I am Ann Zeise , your guide to the best and most interesting and useful sites and articles about home education on the web. Search This Site The Web Home Recent Articles Events Join Email List ... Free Newsletter Site Index: A B C D ... Z Writing Resources Beginning Handwriting Advanced Composition Grammar Writing on A to Z Handwriting Language Arts Bookstore No More Writer's Block Writing Resources ... Writing Software Curriculum Shops Art Materials Catalogs Christian Materials Christian Unit Studies ... Writing Software Study Materials Curriculum Advice Affiliate Shopping Curriculum Shops A to Z Home's Cool Home Just Beginning Concerns Study Materials ... Cultural Writing Resources Unless otherwise noted, these are all off-site links with whom I have no commercial connection. Beginning Handwriting D'Nealian Alphabet Print out these worksheets to practice this alphabet. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Free.

77. WRASSE Bookstore in all the grammar and basic composition skills you to QuillA huge, multiyear creativewriting workbook especially for christian homeschoolers K http://members.aol.com/cmarsch786/books.htm

Writing Assessment Services Bookstore I am pleased to offer a selection of books used in my courses as well as other books you should find useful, edifying, and entertaining. I have purposely limited my selections to those items I can wholeheartedly recommend, and I welcome suggestions on items to add in the future. Click on any of these titles, click on the logo above, or click on the link at the bottom of this page to search for yourself! I suggest you try keywords like "homeschooling" or author names like "Chesterton" or titles like "The Practical Stylist." Books Used in Writing Assessment Services Courses The Write Way: The SPELL Guide to Real-Life Writin g Used in Grammar and Composition for Real People . A VERY popular book for a VERY popular coursefun and useful, too! On Writing Well: An Informal Guide to Writing Non-fiction Used in On Writing Well : A Composition Sampler . William Zinsser's classic on nonfiction writing, great for journalist types. GED Writing Skills Workbook Used in Writing Skills Workshop for the GED . A great crash course in all the grammar and basic composition skills you missed along the way. The Scarlet Letter Used in The Scarlet Letter : A New Look . The classic in an economical format with some great enrichment material. Handbook of Technical Writing Used in Technical Writing Project . A lifelong reference tool one instructor says his students NEVER sell back to the college bookstore. Writing in General The Practical Stylist with Readings and Handbook Any version of Sheridan Baker's work is valuable, but I suspect these readings are a real enhancement.

78. Writer's Resources christian Copyright Licensing International For music lyric If it is a more complicatedcomposition, formatting or Guide to Grammar and writing - A fabulous http://www.acwpress.com/links.htm

Home Services Our Company Your Part Pricing Marketing FAQ Manuscript Critique Request Estimate Writer's Links Catalog Writer's Links powered by FreeFind This information is a service of ACW Press - Where Your Words Can Come to Life! If you find any links that are incorrect, please email us. Selling What You Write Research Tools Christian Resources Reference Books ... Literary Magazines Sites of Interest for the Writer American Christian Romance Writers Association A wonderful group of romance writers. Important to join and be a part of this community. A very nicely designed site. Full of information on the book industry. Find articles from Publisher's Weekly , and the Hungry Mind Review. Christian Literature Today A fascinating journal that reviews current books. Insightful! Children's Literature Web Guide Children's Writing Resource Center Superb resource. An absolute must for the children's writer. A key resource for editors. Read the articles posted on this site to gain an understanding of what an editor looks for in your manuscript. Fiction Writer's Resource Page "The best advice you'll ever hear: Keep writing. And believe in yourself. But as you already know, that doesn't tell you how to write, so I've assembled a list of web articles and books that'll do just that, help you understand the craft of fiction." Site maintained by Todd James Pierce.

79. George Fox University: Academics Home: Undergraduate: Crsedesc: Writing Course D attention will be given to christian periodical markets. Prerequisite WRIT 110 FreshmanComposition, or instructor’s permission. WRIT 360 writing Fiction 3 http://www.georgefox.edu/academics/undergrad/crsedesc/wri.html

var EMAIL=""; var NAME=""; Home Academics Home Undergraduate Course Descriptions : Writing Course descriptions WRITING WRIT 095 English Skills 1-3 hours. Offered fall semester as a regular class and other times as individualized study. Focuses on spelling, reading, composition, and research skills necessary for effective college learning. WRIT 110 Freshman Composition 3 hours. A course concentrating on expository writing, with an introduction to basic research methods. Argumentative writing is also introduced. WRIT 200 Understanding Literature 3 hours. An approach to research and writing as a tool for understanding literary texts. Emphasis is placed on providing the knowledge and practice needed to produce original literary scholarship. Prerequisite: WRIT 110 Freshman Composition, or equivalent, or SAT score of 670. WRIT 210 Practical Grammar and Editing 3 hours. This course will help those who want to understand and to be able to explain to others what can be done to make writing correct, clear, and precise. Focuses on constructing, editing, and correcting sentences and paragraphs. This is not a remedial course. Students may need WRIT 095 English Skills as a prerequisite.

80. Writers Conferences Conference Speakers Mike Tidwell's travel writing for The Washington Post has won articlesfor the Washington Post, and teaches Advanced composition at the http://www.manuscriptediting.com/conferences.htm

Writers Conferences Resources for Writers Index Christian Writers Conferences Add a reciprocal link 2003 Conferences ... HOME Christian Writing Conferences Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference, Ridgecrest, NC Colorado Christian Writers Conference, Estes Park, CO Florida Christian Writers Conference, Bradenton, FL Glorieta Christian Writers Conference, Glorieta, NM ... Media Associates International , Worldwide writers conferences. Inscribe Christian Writers Fellowship Fall Conference, Emonton, AB Canada Montrose Christian Writers Conference, Montrose, PA Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference, Mount Hermon, CA Oregon Christian Writers Conference ... Write-to-Publish Conference April Uprising Conference Description: Uprising will be a showcase of talented writers from throughout New England, joining together to learn the nuts and bolts of book selling and publishing. There will be speakers, study groups, creative writing advice, networking and presentation. Any serious literary mind who is hoping to meet others in their profession are encouraged to attend. Cost of attendance is $125 per person. Conference Speakers: To be announced... the list of hopefuls include: Frances Sharpe, Carla Canty, Debrina Jackson Gandy and Felicia Mason (Note: the names listed have not been confirmed, but represent speakers who we will work to secure)

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