Click on the image below to work through the online tutorial for critical writing. There are activities for you to take part in along the way.
These guides will introduce you to the basics of critical writing covering:
Visual Guides
| Critical Writing PowerPoint |
Video on how to structure paragraphs using the WEED model |
Poster with an example WEED paragraph |
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Printable Guides
| Critical Writing Handout | Example of a good critical paragraph | Academic keywords or clue words |
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This session is aimed at undergraduates but is suitable for any level of study. You don't have to book, just join us on the date listed. (Please note there is a limit of 250 participants, on a first come first served basis).
If you need further information or any adjustments to fully access this session, please contact libraryhelp@tees.ac.uk in advance. Recording for the session on 15 October 2020: https://eu-lti.bbcollab.com/recording/89fcb059a08045ce92cc16a17e7b2e70 Click on the image to see the programme of other webinars currently being offered. We are very interested to hear your views about any workshop you attend. Please complete the feedback form after you have attended.
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Click on the image to see additional useful resources
If you thought this information was useful you may want to look at some of the other Learning Hub guides aimed at helping students with being critical and writing
Being Critical Academic Writing
Tutorial
You can book one-to-one tutorials with a learning advisor for help with your critical writing.
For more information, and to book online, click on the tutorial icon below:
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