David Moton,
Bakersfield College Gloria Dumler,
Bakersfield College
ISBN: 0073383708 Copyright year: 2010
Navigating America serves all of an expository composition/research class’s needs in one textbook. Section 1 covers research (traditional and nontraditional); avoiding plagiarism; the writing process; style, punctuation, and grammar; and argument and persuasion. Section 2 covers MLA and APA documentation, including the most recent updates. Section 3 is an anthology of readings on Television, Film, the Internet; Advertising, Media Multinationals, News Media, and Corporate America. Each article has full pre-reading questions, journals, questions for critical thought, multicultural issues, and suggestions for research. The Navigating America website extends the number of articles. Navigating America’s unifying focus on information competency helps students make intelligent decisions about what ideas and evidence to trust in the world at large. It will get them closer to one overall objective: the ability to distinguish the different levels of reliability and relevance of the competing sources of information they consume. The downloadable instructors’ manual contains a variety of supplemental resources, including grammar, punctuation, style, and MLA exercises; classroom activities; classroom assessment techniques; and strategies for improving student reading and critical thinking.
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