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STEM Writing Resources
Communicating in STEM Disciplines
Why Writing Matters
STEM Communication and Genre
Poster Presentations
Features of Academic STEM Writing
IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion)
Uncertainty in STEM
Comparisons and Descriptions
Effective Tables and Figures
STEM Writing Tips
Active versus Passive Voice
Grammatical Devices in STEM
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Paragraphs and Transitions
Academic Integrity in STEM
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Effective versus Ineffective Writing Prompts
How to Offer Strategic Feedback
Using Peer Review
Lesson Plans, Activities and Assignments
Active vs. Passive Voice
Developing an Effective Writing Process
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Grading Techniques
How to Identify Students Who Need Help
Creating and Using Good Rubrics
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Grading Techniques
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