Joel Heng Hartse is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to academic writing, literacy, and teaching English as an additional language. His other books include Perspectives on Teaching English at Colleges and Universities in China and Dancing about Architecture is a Reasonable Thing to Do. He is president of the Canadian Association for Studies in Discourse and Writing. He lives in Vancouver.

• A Note for StudentsA Note for InstructorsPrefaceIntroduction1 Stuff You Should Know before You StartLiteracyLanguageAudienceGenre2 Reading and Writing about Other TextsAcademic ReadingSummaryAttributionParaphrasing and QuotationResponseStancePlagiarismCitations3 Writing "The Paper"What "The Paper" IsStructureTopicSourcesThesis StatementsIntroductionsParagraphsConclusionsFlowMaking Changes4 Other Stuff You Should KnowFeedbackVocabularyGrammarSentencesFurther ReadingInstructor Appendix

Joel Heng Hartse is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to academic writing, literacy, and teaching English as an additional language. His other books include Perspectives on Teaching English at Colleges and Universities in China and Dancing about Architecture is a Reasonable Thing to Do. He is president of the Canadian Association for Studies in Discourse and Writing. He lives in Vancouver.

• A Note for StudentsA Note for InstructorsPrefaceIntroduction1 Stuff You Should Know before You StartLiteracyLanguageAudienceGenre2 Reading and Writing about Other TextsAcademic ReadingSummaryAttributionParaphrasing and QuotationResponseStancePlagiarismCitations3 Writing "The Paper"What "The Paper" IsStructureTopicSourcesThesis StatementsIntroductionsParagraphsConclusionsFlowMaking Changes4 Other Stuff You Should KnowFeedbackVocabularyGrammarSentencesFurther ReadingInstructor Appendix

Joel Heng Hartse is a senior lecturer in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to academic writing, literacy, and teaching English as an additional language. His other books include Perspectives on Teaching English at Colleges and Universities in China and Dancing about Architecture is a Reasonable Thing to Do. He is president of the Canadian Association for Studies in Discourse and Writing. He lives in Vancouver.

• A Note for StudentsA Note for InstructorsPrefaceIntroduction1 Stuff You Should Know before You StartLiteracyLanguageAudienceGenre2 Reading and Writing about Other TextsAcademic ReadingSummaryAttributionParaphrasing and QuotationResponseStancePlagiarismCitations3 Writing "The Paper"What "The Paper" IsStructureTopicSourcesThesis StatementsIntroductionsParagraphsConclusionsFlowMaking Changes4 Other Stuff You Should KnowFeedbackVocabularyGrammarSentencesFurther ReadingInstructor Appendix