The McGraw-Hill Handbook
Auteur: Elaine P. Maimon, Kathleen Blake Yancey, Deidre Flynn, Janice Peritz
Nombre de pages: 1104 pages
ISBN: 0070981752, 9780070981751
Edition: McGraw-Hill Education
Date de publication: McGraw-Hill Education
Description: The McGraw-Hill Handbook sets the new standard for today's students.Today's students are avid writers. They write emails, text messages, instant messages, blog entries, and tweets. Such writing is not only functional but also fun. Professors can help transfer this pleasure and comfort with writing as they guide students through the more deliberate, considered process of writing required in academic and professional communities.The Canadian edition of The McGraw-Hill Handbook provides accessible, systematic prewriting, writing, and post-writing guidelines that can help students generate strong interpretations, synthesize these interpretations into meaningful insights, and communicate these insights into clear and coherent essays. Combining these guidelines with abundant sample documents written by students in diverse classes across the curriculum illustrates these processes while providing excellent models.This handbook includes extensive coverage of the research process and up-to-date, well-illustrated documentation guidelines, including the 2009 MLA guidelines, the 2008 APA guidelines, and the most recent CMS and CBE guidelines. An equally comprehensive coverage of grammar, including clear grammar instruction and abundant grammar exercises, will help students learn how to restructure and revise their writing to make it accessible to their readers. ACCESS TO CONNECT IS NOT INCLUDED WITH THE PURCHASE OF A COURSESMART TITLE. TO RECEIVE CONNECT WITH EBOOK visit http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/highereducation/estore/