WRite Away! The University of Louisville's Writing-across-the-Curriculum Newsletter
Volume 3 Number 3, February 1998

Writing that Reinforces Learning Objectives*
By Dr. Geoffrey Cross, WR Coordinator
 
Knowledge of Writing Types
terminology process log, journal
specific facts  abstract, annotated bibliography
conventions critical analysis, lab/field notebook
trends, sequences outline, summary, abstract, flow chart
classifications, categories, criteria critical analysis, lab/field notebook, journal, outline, précis
methodology process log, journal, lab/field notebook
principles & generalizations outline, summary, journal, flow chart, essay exam, microtheme
theory & structure journal in lab notebook, flow chart, essay exam, microtheme
Intellectual Abilities and Skills  Writing Types
translation journal, formal translation, summary, annotated bibliography
interpretation journal, learning log, critical analysis, letter to editor, editorial, position paper
extrapolation journal, learning log
analysis journal, learning log, essay, microtheme, diagram, flow chart, etc.
synthesis diagram linked with journal, hypertext web, essay
evaluation review, critical analysis, editorial, position paper
Affective Qualities Writing Types
awareness journal, learning log
controlled or selected attention lab report, fieldnotes, journal, freewrite
creative engagement journal, publication (newsletter, etc.)
acceptance of a value guided journal, freewrite, critical analysis

*Based on Bloom's Taxonomy.

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