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McCleary, William J. – 1983
The case approach to academic writing requires a student to use subjects in an active way while writing. This approach, appropriate in content courses as well as in composition classes, improves a writer's logic more quickly and effectively than concentrating on logic alone. In the case approach, a student is given a body of information about a…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Content Area Writing, Critical Thinking, Deduction
