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Books by Dr. Fairy C. Hayes-Scott
Community College English Composition Online Students: Keeping Them Plugged In
In this book, Dr. Hayes-Scott addresses a major crisis in online education, especially college
English composition courses—attrition. Students who determine that this is not the best
way to learn, probably take an on-campus course. This book, however, focuses on
retaining students who take online courses.
This book suggests testing instruments that may help in advising students to or not to take
an online English course. Furthermore, Dr. Hayes-Scott shares what is in the research
regarding techniques that can be implemented in online courses that may be successful in
keeping the attrition rate low. Dr. Hayes-Scott implemented some of these techniques
and reports her experiences. So, this work is not just a theoretical discourse; it is an
empirical response to the theory.
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To preview Community College English Composition Online Students: Keeping
Them Plugged In, go here.
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Bare Essentials: An English Handbook for Beginner Writers, 19th ed.
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Subject-Verb Agreement?
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Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement?
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Dangling Modifiers?
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Subordinating Conjunctions?
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And just when should a comma be used?
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Suggestions for the development of a theme, research theme, and research paper?
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Bare Essentials: An English Handbook for Beginner Writers, 19th ed. answers these questions and more! It is one of the most comprehensive handbooks covering the most basic information regarding the English language—parts of speech—to the more complex—the writing of paragraphs, themes, research themes, and research papers.
This handbook is for grades 9 through college and is available in paperback and e-book.
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To preview Bare Essentials: An English Handbook for Beginner Writers, 19th ed., go here.
