Site Accessibility Statement
Wilfrid Laurier University Learning Services
April 7, 2013
 
 
Canadian Excellence

Handouts



The following handouts are also available at the Writing Centre. Students always get relevant handouts when they come for an appointment. Students and faculty alike are also welcome to browse through our resource library of books on writing and discipline-specific guides.


Self-evaluation:

 1.  Self-evaluation

 2.  Inexperienced Writers vs Experienced Writers

Academic Writing:

 3.  Essential Features of Academic Writing

 4.  Academic Writing- What Is It?

The Writing Process:

 5.  The Writing Process

 6.  Prewriting: How To Get Started

 7.  Prewriting Techniques


 8.
How To Construct An Argument

 9. How to Write an Outline

Argumentation and Research: 

10.  How to Write a Strong Thesis Statement

11. How to Write an Effective Conclusion

12 . The Book Review

13. The Critical Review

14.  Essential Features of Business Writing

15. The Purpose of the Research Paper

Documentation:

16. Why We Cite Sources in Academic Papers: MLA

17. How to use Sources and Avoid Plagiarism: MLA Examples

18a. Why We Cite Sources in Academic Papers: APA

18.b How to use Sources and Avoid Plagiarism: APA Examples

19. MLA and APA documentation styles

20. Chicago/Turabian Documentation Style

Paragraph Writing:

21. Paragraph Writing 1

22. Paragraph Writing 2

Sentence Writing:

23. Academic Writing and Subordination

24. Sentence Types and Punctuation

25. Sentence Revision for a Mature Compact Style

Grammar:

26. The Parts of Speech and their Function

27. All You Need to Know about Verbs and Verb Look-alikes

Copyright:

The handouts on this website are copyrighted and are under no circumstances to be used without permission. Copyright © Emmy Misser, Manager, Writing Centre, Wilfrid Laurier University, 75 University Avenue West, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2L 3C5. Please contact Emmy Misser at emisser@wlu.ca or (519) 884-0710 ext. 3339.