Ch 4: MoGEA Writing: Elements of Effective Writing

MoGEA Writing: Elements of Effective Writing - Chapter Summary

In this chapter you will refresh and expand your writing skills by reviewing the building blocks of the writer's craft. Excellence in writing is an art, and our lessons reinforce this using the following material:

• Choosing the right words to set meaning and tone
• Syntax: the art of crafting sentences
• Voice in writing: active vs. passive
• Phrases and clauses: types of each and effective uses of both
• Achieving effective sentence structure
• Building an essay and transitioning between ideas

Our instructors are acknowledged experts in their fields. They guide you through the material in an engaging, informative style, and you have the ability to contact them if you require clarification or additional information of any kind. We also provide a written transcript of each lesson to accompany the video, to which you can refer according to your preference, and the timeline feature gives you the option to play selected parts, rather than the whole, of any lesson.

MoGEA Writing: Elements of Effective Writing Chapter Objectives

The MoGEA Writing subtest is part of the requirement for a teaching certificate. You must pass all five subtests on the exam, each of which contains 40 questions for a total of 160. This chapter aligns with the writing subtest, which comprises a single writing assignment. your score is based upon the effectiveness of your writing, how well you developed the topic, grammar and usage, and more. The MoGEA Writing is an internet-based test that functions as a unit in itself. Your assignment forms 100% of the score.