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by Stephen E. Dew (Author)
Practical Academic Essay Writing Skills: An International ESL Students English Essay Writing Handbook was written with non-English speaking ESL students in mind. In other words, it was primarily written for ESL students who study English as a second language to gain university entrance. Having said that, this practical ESL guide can be used by anyone such as a high-school student, an undergraduate or graduate student, or even a mature age student wishing to learn more practical academic essay writing skills which produce consistent results and grades for your essays, assignments, or even thesis.
With 5 years TESOL experience in practical English academic writing, the author has managed to make himself clearly understood by his ESL students, so a great feature is its clarity and understanding.
The basic academic essay writing skills such as Essay organization, Essay structure, Essay outline, and the English essay writing process are all practically written with non-English speaking students in mind.
In addition to portability and ease of understanding, the best feature is you'll learn the most practical essay writing you'll ever need to write your way to a BA.
What's in it for you?
Apply the learning in Practical Academic Essay Writing and you will:
- 1.Improve your basic academic writing knowledge.
- 2.Become a faster and stronger academic essay writer.
- 3.Show classmates how easy essay academic writing is.
- 4.Boost your self confidence in English academic essay writing.
- 5.Impress your professor at university or your lecturer in your regular English classes.
- 6.Look like a more professional Writer.
And best of all; your grades will improve. And let's face it. That's what you want, isn't it
It's all up to you, apply the learning and get the results you want by reading Practical Academic Essay Writing Skills (An International ESL Students English Essay Writing Handbook).
Write your way to BA
Author Biography
The author, Stephen E. Dew, is veteran of 33 years from the Australian telecommunications industry. He obtained an associate diploma in engineering in 1997, and he achieved several units towards a graduate certificate in management in 2004. Having relocated to his home town, Perth, after 5 years in Melbourne writing strategic papers for his business unit, he settled in Bedford and began writing as a hobby. In 2008, he left the telecommunications sector and traveled SE Asia. He finally settled in Cambodia where he obtained TESOL qualifications in 2010 and a graduate diploma in EAM in 2011. He now teaches English academic writing to Khmer ESL students at a well renowned university in Phnom Penh. He has written 4 books on academic writing skills for ESL students. The author is married and enjoys teaching, writing, and time with his family which are three of passions.
