What do you Mean I Wrote a C Paper? Writing, Revision, and Self-Regulation

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“What do you Mean I Wrote a C Paper? Writing, Revision, and Self-Regulation” by Harriet and Rebecca
Introduction
The introduction of the article will start with a hook statement that will relate to the title of the article “What do you Mean I Wrote a C Paper? Writing, Revision, and Self-Regulation”. The introduction will further explain the context of the writing before covering the purpose or claim of the author. The introduction will then end with a thesis statement that will be structured in suc a way to provide a point of argument.
Thesis: It is the fundamental nature of human beings to want success. Even those that fail are convinced that they did their best. In the article “What do you Mean I Wrote a C Paper? Writing, Revision, and Self-Regulation” authors Harriet and Rebecca argue that many students who fail are often surprised with their scores for various reasons.
Summary
The summary of the article will cover the main points that the authors have expressed. This will cover in brief what the authors are speaking about what is covered in the summary will have a transition to reflect on the thesis statement. Using quotes from the article would help in showing how the authors try to appease to the emotional judgment of the readers. A lot of attention will need to be paid to the important aspects of revision that the authors try to cover. It will highlight what is entailed in revision. Most importantly, the summary will pay close attention to the working ways that can be used to improve the quality and effectiveness of revision. Special attention will be paid to the importance of practicing self-regulation when revising. The advice of the au...