Sentences with phrase «short opinion pieces»
For example, one English standard says that second graders should be able to write and support short opinion pieces.
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We're looking for short opinion pieces and blog - style posts and articles that feature insights from community college leaders and partners and / or profiles of promising community college programs.
A short opinion piece in the Radio Times — the BBC's «what's on TV» guide — by Nigel Lawson has got polar Open University Polar Oceanographer Dr Mark Brandon all hot and sticky.
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Bill Harris, co-founding but short - lived CEO of Paypal, has written an opinion piece on Bitcoin in which he claims the...
Many people commenting on my recent school food opinion piece in the New York Times pointed to another factor which may hinder children's acceptance of school meals - extremely short school lunch periods.
Many people commenting on my recent school food opinion piece in the New York Times pointed to another factor which may hinder children's acceptance of school meals — extremely short school lunch periods.
The state's former chief judge Jonathan Lippman, who oversaw a panel that recommended closing Rikers, wrote in an opinion piece in amNewYork in October the timeline could be shorter and that de Blasio's plan «won't get us across the finish line.»
Editorials are short, invited opinion pieces that discuss an issue of immediate importance to the immunological research community.
But as our experience teaching at the Harvard Graduate School of Education has shown, most students have an easy time writing extended academic papers but struggle with shorter pieces that express their opinions on educational issues.
An essay is defined as a short piece of writing that expresses information as well as writer's opinion.
Amazon is curating submissions to its new Kindle Singles business, which offers short stories, long - form journalism and opinion pieces, «after seeing how quickly the self - published side degenerated,» McQuivey noted.
Even as I was working on this post, somebody alerted me, via the Vox Felina Facebook page, to an opinion piece in the London Free Press (in which «expert» Theo Hofmann comes up short on both facts and logic: «Cats don't eat the birds, they just kill them... So they really are causing a great deal of damage...»).
The «Soup curates Hideo Kojima related news as well as posts original opinion pieces, myth debunking articles and short video clips all with a strong satirical humorist editorial format.
Our Journal includes interviews with our commissioned artists, together with short essays and opinion pieces, images and videos.
In a short piece for the Opinion section this weekend, I explore how two maritime milestones this month encapsulate the profound changes that are under way in the Arctic — both climatic and cultural.
There's more: The professor Justin mentions in his guest post counterattacked in a short - on - substance piece at the Union College's online newspaper, co-authored with the «bossy woman» in the second photo, see «A lord's opinion can't compete with scientific truth» http://www.concordy.com/article/opinions/march-7-2012/a-lords-opinion-cant-compete-with-scientific-truth/
This relatively short theoretical piece, written for all students of the law, asks foundational questions about the purposes of written opinions that will provide context for the three goals of a judicial opinion writing course and assure the students that learning about writing judicial opinions matters.
One twist is the division of all categories by nature into «info - posts» and «essays»: the former, the default aspect, would be short or shortish posts simply sharing information or brief opinions, the latter longer pieces that might explain, rant, persuade, etc. etc. (I'd propose only showing the main category names on the sidebar, leaving the split into info - posts and essays to be revealed and pursued on the particular category archive page; the precise category, though — e.g. finding or finding [essay] would appear at the bottom of a post on finding.