Writing is often a difficult process. Writers can face numerous issues, from a lack of specificity to insufficient length. What if there were a cure-all that could improve almost any […]
If you do not see the podcast, click here to listen. I’m stressed. You’re stressed. I hope none of us have overwhelming stress, but April is Stress Awareness Month, so […]
Have you visited our university’s newest blog space, The WACademic Blog, yet? Presented by the English and Rhetoric Department and the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) initiative at Purdue University […]
If you do not see the podcast, click here to listen. While the start of a new year is a common time to consider our academic goals, it is equally […]
If you do not see the podcast, click here to listen. Complex reading, like academic reading, requires greater effort than the reading we do for pleasure. In order to comprehend […]
If you do not see the podcast player, click here to listen. Learning requires effort. As I talked about in a previous episode on Using the SQ3R Reading Method, academic […]
With the influx of AI (Artificial Intelligence) -generated programs aiding students in everything from creating an outline to forging a research paper, maintaining academic integrity and writer authenticity is becoming […]
If you do not see the podcast player, click here to listen. LaMont Durstein was excited about his midterm research essay for History 120! This would be his first college […]
If you do not see the podcast, click here to listen. Online learning is often a great fit for parents with young children, but juggling coursework, along with job and […]
If you do not see the podcast, click here to listen. The month of May is designated as Mental Health Awareness Month, and here at Purdue Global, our Learning for […]
