Writing From Sources: A Guide for ESL Students

1. ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND THE ESL STUDENT Readings: / My First Experiences in the U.S., Arkady Bilat / A Chinese Student Views America and Money, Qing Cao / Coming to America, Sugumaran Narayanan / 2. Planning Your Paper / 3. Guiding the Reader Readings: Children's Malnutrition in Latin America, Jorge Ayala / Japan: The New Superpower, Ko Yeu-Ying / Hunger in the Third World, Roy Braine / 4. Writing Clear Sentences / 5. Developing a Portfolio / 6. Writing from Experience Readings: Third World Children, Ela Pastora Almendares Lopez / Anti-Semitism in 20th Century Russia, Lyudmila Samsonova / Nuclear Issues: The Tragic Legacy of the Soviet Empire, Vladislav Skotar / Surviving in Cambodia, Ponh Lanh / 7. Using and Acknowledging Sources / 8. Writing to Inform Readings: Meiji, Mother of Modern Japan, Nita Bavikati / Ethnic and Religious Violence in Nigeria, Michael K. Nsah / Women of the Veil: Happy or Oppressed? Amir K. Shafi / AIDS in Africa and Asia, Faisal Hussain / Women's Place in Islam, Syed Arafat Kabir / 9. Writing to Persuade Readings: Gun Control: A Fundamental Step to Reduce the Rate of Gun-Related Deaths and Crimes, Teck-Ann Tan / African Famines: Can the Victims Be Saved? Nelvy Espinoza / 10. Answering Essay Examinations Additional Readings / The Weaker Sex? Iheng-Si Ho / The Loss of Human Rights in Honduras, Norman Martin Avilez / The Struggle for Autonomy of Two Ethnic Groups Within Russia: Crimean Tartars and Volga Germans, Lyudmila S. Samsonova / IndexClaire May is the author of 'Writing From Sources: A Guide for ESL Students', published 1995 under ISBN 9781559344418 and ISBN 1559344415.