[EPW] Exam Prep Writing
Your teacher will guide you as you create an outline of ideas using the correct format for different types of essays. Until you’re comfortable writing on your own, you can start by building a basic structure based on the ideas you develop together.
About this lesson
This class uses writing prompts similar to those found on real English exams, helping you build the skills to organize your thoughts and write a coherent essay under time pressure. You'll practice the entire process, from analyzing the prompt to outlining, writing, and revising, just as you would on exam day.
What you'll be able to do after taking this lesson:
You'll learn to organize your thoughts quickly and write a coherent essay within the time limit. Your teacher's feedback will help you spot weak points in grammar, vocabulary, and structure, so you can make real improvements before exam day.
Writing Sample: Before & After Correction
A real student essay, shown before and after correction. In the lesson, feedback is highlighted using color-coded labels.
There's some arguments about learning styles which are taking online classes and face-to-face classes. I would prefer to take online classes. There are two reasons here.
First of all, it's time flexibility. If I booked a face-to-face class, I have to check my schedule and the class availability. In most cases, the vacant slots are limited so I need to arrange my schedule. On the contrary, online classes have much more capacity. I can choose more slots whenever I want.
Secondly, it's cost effective. Basically, the pricing of online classes beats offline classes. If I chose taking online classes, I could take more classes than offline classes.
In conclusion, taking online classes is beneficial for my lifestyle. That is more useful, cheaper than others.
In recent years, the shift toward digital platforms has transformed how students access education. There's several arguments about learning styles, which specifically compares online classes and face-to-face instruction. In my point of view, I prefer taking online classes for two main reasons.
First of all, it is time flexible since online classes have much more capacity and I can choose more slots whenever I want. On the contrary, if I booked a face-to-face class, I have to check my schedule and the class availability beforehand. In most cases, the vacant slots are limited, so I need to arrange my schedule as early as possible.
Second, online learning is highly cost-effective. In general, tuition for virtual classes is lower than that of traditional in-person instruction. By choosing online options, students can often afford to take more courses overall.
In conclusion, taking online classes is beneficial for my current lifestyle. That is more useful and cheaper than other options. Ultimately, it provides a more flexible and affordable alternative to traditional learning.
Red text = grammar and wording fixes, Blue text = suggested additions and rephrasing.
Lesson Flow:
*The first lesson will slightly differ from the others as we will explain the overall flow of the lesson.
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