MUSI 401 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: University Of New Hampshire, Lynne Truss
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College level writing is expected for all written assignments, which means your writing should be persuasive, well organized, with few or no writing errors. Set aside enough time to do your best work. Even the most experienced writers write several drafts to produce good work. Your writing will be better if you write several drafts and, over time, you will also become a more efficient writer. Remember to utilize the connors writing center for assistance with any aspect of writing (see information about the center in the syllabus). It is often a good idea to write your ideas on a piece of paper before writing a first draft. You might also want to write the first draft quickly, while your ideas are fresh in your mind, without worrying about good grammar, spelling and punctuation. Use the second draft to organize your ideas and fix any writing errors.
