Going “back-to-school” before you technically have to go “back-to-school” may not be the most thrilling idea, but taking an online English writing course this summer is one of the most flexible, affordable, and enriching ways to boost your academic resume and keep your writing skills sharp. What to Look for in an Online English Writing […]
Read MoreBe your own Summer Writing Tutor
The quick switch to online learning at the end of the last school year threw everyone for a loop. You probably found yourself in uncharted territory, questioning the viability of grades, status of standardized exams, and requirements for college admissions. To make up for those crazy few months and to get back on track, it’s […]
Read MoreSecret Student Resources: AI Tutors & Online Writing Centers
Writing centers are a fixture on university campuses, in many high schools, and as stand-alone tutoring centers. It’s common knowledge that their existence is to help students who want (or need) to improve their writing skills with support in the form of one-on-one, in-person appointments. Now that we all know what a standard writing center […]
Read MoreWriting an AP English Essay…or any essay!
Now that the Spring 2020 SAT® and ACT® exams are officially cancelled, students are left wondering what this means for the AP® English Literature and Composition / English Language and Composition tests. As of now, College Board plans to hold these exams in May for students to complete at home. That said, just because the […]
Read MoreThe Hardest Part of Writing is Getting Started
Ecree expands their AI-powered writing support platform to include a new intelligent writing assistant feature that guides students through every step of the writing process. DURHAM, N.C. (March 30, 2020) — Ecree, a writing assistant software for students, launched a new platform feature aimed at guiding students through the entire writing process from blank screen […]
Read MoreNavigate Remote Learning like a Pro
School is looking a bit different these days with COVID-19 closures. Lessons are online in the form of remote learning, distractions at home are everywhere, and teacher support is relatively slow. It’s the nature of things right now and the foreseeable future, but rather than complain, there are ways we can all roll-up our sleeves […]
Read MoreTop 5 FAQs when Coronavirus Closes School
Chances are you’ve discussed plans with teachers or received an email from your district superintendent or college president on what to expect when schools close because of coronavirus. While we don’t want to cause panic, we do want to help you feel prepared when you need to stay home. We surveyed students from sixth grade […]
Read MoreEcree Gives Free Access to All Students During COVID-19 School Closures
DURHAM, N.C., March 11, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Ecree, an AI-powered writing assistant that helps students improve their writing through instant feedback on essay organization, argumentation, use of evidence, and analysis, announced today its decision to provide all students with free and unlimited access to the online writing tool until the end of May. “With the growing […]
Read MoreIs using technology for school cheating?
Plagiarism is no joke. Some studies conclude that more than two-thirds of students will cheat at least once during high school and/or college. As a result, schools are on high alert, spending more time tracking down students taking the plagiarism path. With an increase in student plagiarism, you, the student, are also presented with a […]
Read MoreWriting a College Scholarship Essay
The thick envelopes with good news and glossy brochures have started to arrive and you’re ecstatic about landing a spot at that dream school. You have every right to be proud and revel in your accomplishment, but below that joy and excitement is the reality of paying for tuition, living expenses, books, and plan tickets […]
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