Rws

• Text doesn’t only exist in written form
• Retelling refers to when an author expresses the general idea or concept of another text, often through retelling or paraphrasing
• “discursus” is a Latin word that means “to run off in different directions”
• Text refers to graphical representation of language
• Brainstorming refers to the process of generating creative ideas and solutions
• Self-plagiarism refers to resubmission of someone’s work without the permission of the publisher
• Escalating Assertion is used when an initial assertion has not yet received a response from another person
• Intertextuality can be described as a chain-like model that provides linkages from a text to another
• Development by definition is the pattern of development in writing that aims to clearly identify and distinguish a term
• Development by narration is a pattern of development about storytelling and recounting of events
• Development by problem-solution identifies and discusses specific issues, and offers solutions to address these problems
• Counterclaim provides an opportunity for readers to respond after being engaged in critical reading
• Geographical Pattern organizes information to how things are displayed or perceived in an area or place
• Purpose cares about the writer’s intentions whether to inform, to persuade, or to entertain
• HTTP means hypertext transfer protocol
• Accidental Plagiarism is committed when the writer forgets to cite sources or misquotes cited authors due to negligence
• Implicit information is not fully revealed or expressed
• Claim is an assertion or a declaration about a certain topic or piece of information
• Pastiche refers to an imitation of the style of an existing written text without mocking or making fun of it
• Hypertext is a nonlinear way of presenting and organizing information by creating links between the text
• Assertion is a declaration of a person’s belief or opinion regarding a given topic or issue
• Graphic organizer serves as a visual tool in organizing knowledge and ideas
• Paraphrasing is about explaining someone else’s work using your own words without losing the original idea of the text
• Explicit information is fully revealed or expressed
• Academic discourse deals with formal language, factual information, and evidence within a specific field of study
• Literary discourse concerns itself with the field of creative fiction and nonfiction writing
• Examples of transitional prompts used to give examples are in fact, indeed, and to illustrate
• Examples of transitional prompts used to compare are in the same way, at the same time
• Anaphora is the repetition of a word at the beginning of each phrase or clause
• Epanalepsis is the repetition of a word at the beginning and at the end of a line or sentence