Welcome to Achieve for Writers Help - Hacker  
About Achieve for Writer''s Help - Hacker  
 For Bedford/St. Martins 
 Acknowledgments 
Using Achieve for Writers Help - Hacker in your writing course 
 Achieve Writing Tools Implementation Guide 
 Achieve Diagnostics and Study Plans Implementation Guide 
 Submitting a writing assignment in Achieve 
 Completing a peer review assignment in Achieve 
Instructor resources for Achieve for Writers Help.  
 iClicker Reef Slide Set 1 
 iClicker Reef Slide Set 2 

Diagnostics and Study Plans  
Diagnostic and Study Plan for Sentence Grammar  
 Practice Test for Sentence Grammar - Hacker v2 
 Complete 50% of the Study Plan for Sentence Grammar - Hacker v2
 Complete 100% of the Study Plan for Sentence Grammar - Hacker v2
 Final Test for Sentence Grammar - Hacker v2 
Diagnostic and Study Plan for Punctuation, Style, and Mechanics
 Practice Test for Punctuation, Style, and Mechanics - Hacker v2 
 Complete 50% of the Study Plan for Punctuation, Style, and Mechanics - Hacker v2 
 Complete 100% of the Study Plan for Punctuation, Style, and Mechanics - Hacker v2 
 Final Test for Punctuation, Style, and Mechanics - Hacker v2 
Diagnostic and Study Plan for Reading Skills  
 Practice Test for Reading Skills - Hacker v2 
 Complete 50% of the Study Plan for Reading Skills - Hacker v2 
 Complete 100% of the Study Plan for Reading Skills - Hacker v2 
 Final Test for Reading Skills - Hacker v2 
Diagnostic and Study Plan for Reading Strategies  
 Practice Test for Reading Strategies - Hacker v2 
 Complete 50% of the Study Plan for Reading Strategies - Hacker v2
 Complete 100% of the Study Plan for Reading Strategies - Hacker v2
 Final Test for Reading Strategies - Hacker v2 

Writing Assignments  
Annotated bibliography  
Argument essay  
Narrative essay  
Researched argument  
Rhetorical analysis essay  

Guides to Writing in the Disciplines  
A Guide to Writing in Art and Art History  
 Thinking like an art professional 
  Questions art professionals ask
  Kinds of evidence art professionals use
  Ethical practices in art
 Looking at works of art 
  Responding to a work of art
  Understanding different points of view in writing about art
  Developing the techniques of description
 Researching art 
  Using databases to find scholarly publications in art
  Primary and secondary sources in art
  Academic art journals
  Books and online resources in art
 Reading the art literature 
  Actively reading art sources
  How to read scholarly books on art
  How to read scholarly articles on art
  Checklists for evaluating sources in art
 Designing and writing papers and projects in art 
  Considering your purpose and audience in writing in art
  Checklist for assessing the writing situation in art
  Organizing and drafting your art paper
  Revising and editing your art paper
 Writing conventions in art 
  Word choice (art)
  Phrasing for clarity, concision, and directness (art)
  Writing effective sentences (art)
  Special considerations in writing about art
 Integrating, citing, and documenting sources in art 
  Avoiding plagiarism and recognizing intellectual property in art
  Quoting, summarizing, and paraphrasing art sources
  Captions and lists of illustrations in your art paper
  MLA style for documenting sources in art
  Chicago style for documenting sources in art
 Genres of writing in art 
  Short description of a work of art
  Copy for a museum label
  Personal response to a work of art
  Comparison of two works of art
  Formal analysis of a work of art
  Contextual analysis of a work of art
  Review of an art exhibition
  Research paper in art or art history
  Artist statement
 Glossary of vocabulary in art 
 Additional resources for art and art history 
 Practice activities (art and art history) 
A Guide to Writing in Criminal Justice and Criminology  
 Thinking like a criminal justice professional or criminologist 
  Questions criminal justice professionals and criminologists ask
  Ethics in criminal justice and criminology studies
  Kinds of evidence criminal justice professionals and criminologists use
 Researching criminal justice and criminology 
  Using databases for research in criminal justice and criminology
  Primary and secondary sources in criminal justice and criminology
  Locating and evaluating online sources in criminal justice and criminology
  Checklists for evaluating sources in criminal justice and criminology
 Reading the literature in criminal justice and criminology 
  Active reading in criminal justice and criminology
  Reading specific literature in criminal justice and criminology
 The process of writing papers and projects in criminal justice and criminology 
  Considering your purpose and audience in criminal justice and criminology
  Checklist for assessing the writing situation in criminal justice and criminology
  Organizing your materials for writing in criminal justice and criminology
  Drafting and developing a thesis in criminal justice and criminology
  Revising your writing in criminal justice and criminology
  Revising and testing thesis statements in criminal justice and criminology
  Editing your writing in criminal justice and criminology
 Writing conventions in criminal justice and criminology 
  Sentence structure (criminal justice and criminology)
  Word choice (criminal justice and criminology)
  Using visuals and presenting data in criminal justice and criminology
 Integrating, citing, and documenting sources in criminal justice and criminology 
  Avoiding plagiarism and recognizing intellectual property in criminal justice and criminology
  Quoting, summarizing, and paraphrasing sources in criminal justice and criminology
  In-text citations in criminal justice and criminology papers (APA style)
  Reference section in criminal justice and criminology papers (APA style)
  APA manuscript format in criminal justice and criminology papers
 Genres of writing in criminal justice and criminology 
  Abstract (criminal justice and criminology)
  Annotated bibliography (criminal justice and criminology)
  Argument or position paper (criminal justice and criminology)
  Analytical paper (criminal justice and criminology)
  Case brief (criminal justice and criminology)
  Administrative report (criminal justice and criminology)
  Investigative report (criminal justice and criminology)
  Literature review (criminal justice and criminology)
  Professional memo (criminal justice and criminology)
  Policy memo (criminal justice and criminology)
  Poster presentation (criminal justice and criminology)
  Research proposal (criminal justice and criminology)
  Research paper: Original empirical research (criminal justice and criminology)
 Glossary of vocabulary in criminal justice and criminology 
 References (criminal justice and criminology) 
 Resources for reading and writing in criminal justice and criminology
Practice activities (criminal justice and criminology) 

A Guide to Writing in Economics  
 Thinking like an economist 
  Models and behavior in economics
  Empirical results and data in economics
  Distinguishing fact, opinion, and value in writing in economics
  Questions economists ask
  Types of evidence economists use
 Researching economics 
  Using databases to find sources in economics
  Using economics journals
  Checklists for evaluating sources in economics
 Reading the economics literature 
  The basic structure of an economics article
  Choosing your sources in economics literature
  Reading your sources actively in economics
 The process of writing papers and projects in economics