Zea Miller

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I design learning experiences that reach students where they are while pushing them forward.

Narratives, trials, films, and lives share a universal grammar with papers: a beginning, middle, and end. The best of the former can inspire the latter. As the former popular culture syllabus approach leader from Purdue, I find that exploring the parallels between art and writing help students learn how to deliver daring drafts. To that end, the following lessons are guides to help writers start, develop, and end their research papers. They were created on Adobe Creative Cloud Express with art that ties conceptually to the topics at hand.

Introductions

A Lesson on How to Start a Paper by Capturing Attention

Evidentiary Paragraphs

A Lesson on How to Prove a Thesis by Deconstructing Evidence

Conclusions

A Lesson on How to End a Paper Completely and Convincingly

Zea Miller

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Assistant Instructional Professor

University Writing Program
University of Florida
zea.miller@ufl.edu

Managing Editor

Journal of Writing and Artificial Intelligence
University of Florida


Production Editor

Journal of Cognition and Neuroethics
Center for Cognition and Neuroethics
University of Michigan-Flint
zeam@umich.edu

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