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How to Edit Your Own Work

Does this sentence sound weird? Should I put a comma here? Will my reader understand this section? These questions can be difficult to answer after a writer has spent…

Writer’s Block? Adjusting to University Writing

Whether it’s a literary analysis essay or a lab report, there’s no doubt that getting your first written assignment at university can be daunting. So, it’s no wonder…

Write your Way to a Stronger Vocabulary

If you’re a student in grades 8-10 and your vocabulary this summer is slowly diminishing…decreasing…getting worse…becoming bad…then join us for our Ready, Set, Write 8-10, a writing intensive…

A Writing Coach Reflects

Since I started last August as a Writing Coach here at Options, I have certainly learned a lot—how to better teach students to write, how to create instructional materials, and, of course, how to adapt quickly to big changes! As I reflect…

Adventures with Punctuation: the Colon

Marisa Grizenko

If there’s any punctuation mark I tend to evangelize about, it’s the colon. Colons are versatile tools, but I’ve noticed that few students use them. Most people know…

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