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Writing Effectively




Mou i te kō, mou i te ‘ere, kia pūkuru ō vaevae, ‘ē kia moko rā ō kakī!*

You have the tools and skills to prepare you for the future.


Essential resources - feeling less prepared

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Concerned about your writing? - Contact us

Good writers need to be good readers

 

Optional resources - feeling somewhat prepared

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Real time grammar help - with Grammarly.com

Online self-study writing help

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Extra resources - feeling mostly prepared

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Fitness test your academic writing - the Writer's Diet

 


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Questions to Record

You may like to record a few questions, thoughts or goals in the space provided below ... The text you type will get saved but only on the computer or device that you are currently working on. 

You can save a copy of your text or questions by clicking on the button below "Send the note to" and entering in your email address.  This will send the text to your email inbox.  Or you can print off this page now.

You may like to keep a copy of your questions to discuss with an employer, a family member or to bring along to your programme Orientation day(s).

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This page relates to the following questions from the PG Poutama STEPPS Reflective Questionnaire:

Q11: I am confident that I can write effective English for academic purposes.

*A Māori whakatauki (proverb) from a Whakatohea tipuna Tauputaputa. 


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