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  2. How do I use scholarly tone? - Walden University

    academicanswers.waldenu.edu/faq/72754

    Writing with good tone requires these steps: Consider your audience. Cater your tone to your audience. Scholarly writing generally has an academic audience, so your tone should be professional, informed, and direct. Remain objective. Be sure to avoid bias in your writing. (See a description on the Writing Center's website of types of bias.)

  3. Welcome to the Writing Center - Walden University

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    One thing you can do is email us so writing instructors watch our writingsupport@mail.waldenu.edu email box for students who write in, and ask us about general writing APA, grammar, and other questions. We'll get back to you within 24 hours, and usually, what we like to do is, we like to sometimes model for students.

  4. What is the MEAL plan? - Walden University

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    The MEAL plan is a way to organize your paragraphs as you write; it helps writers create strong, thorough paragraphs. The letters, "M-E-A-L," form an acronym that stands for the following: M—Main idea: This is usually expressed in a strong topic sentence. See tips on using a strong topic sentence. E—Evidence: Once your readers are clear ...

  5. 1. The first time you use the source in the paragraph, you will give the full parenthetical in-text citation (Author’s last name, year). Example: Writing is a learned form of communication (Grammer, 2013). 2. The second and subsequent time you use a parenthetical citation, you will still give the full in-text citation (Author’s last name ...

  6. What is academic writing? - Walden University

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    What is academic writing? Scholarly writing requires a different set of standards than other types of writing. In scholarly writing, you will want to avoid bias, incorporate evidence, and create a strong argument. Scholarly writing requires concise, precise, and clear language. The Writing Center has resources to assist you in various aspects ...

  7. How do I write a journal entry? - Walden University

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    3. Reflect. After reading the required material, reflect on specific elements, examples, or experiences you would like to include in your journal entry. Use other prewriting techniques to get your ideas flowing. If you get stuck, see the Writing Center’s tips on avoiding writer’s block. 4.

  8. How do I make an appointment with the Writing Center?

    academicanswers.waldenu.edu/faq/72714

    Choose an open appointment on the schedule. Note that appointments are tied to dates but not times; the appointment times are only for organizational purposes. Fill out the appointment form. At the bottom of the appointment form, click “SAVE APPOINTMENT.”. A pop-up window will appear prompting you to attach a file.

  9. How do I find scholarly definitions? - Walden University

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    As you read articles for your research, it can be helpful to simply keep track of definitions as you find them. Here is one strategy you can use to try to locate articles that may have scholarly definitions: Pick a database with peer-reviewed articles in your subject area. Tip: You can use the Research by Subject area on the Library's homepage ...

  10. What is prewriting? - Walden University

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    What is prewriting? Prewriting is the process that you go through before beginning to type out your paper. Prewriting includes the following: Critical reading. Choosing a topic. Notetaking. Organizing your information. Analyzing information before you begin to write your draft. See the Writing Center's prewriting page for some tips on this process.

  11. How do I cite a dictionary? - Walden University

    academicanswers.waldenu.edu/faq/73139

    If you are citing a full dictionary in your reference list, you would place the title of the dictionary in the position where the author’s name would normally go, so it would look like this: Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary (10th ed.). (1999). Merriam-Webster Incorporated. If you are citing a single entry in an online dictionary, you ...