This section of ESL WEB allows teachers to add their own information to the web.  We would like other teachers to be active participants in the creation of this site.  As you have probably noticed, we are attempting to link exercises and information to actual samples of student writing whenever possible.  So, we have included on this page a box for you to paste in examples of student writing and another box for you to paste in exercises or general information connected to that student sample.  If, however, you have some information you would like to share that is not directly connected to a student sample (e.g. some general information about a particular page's content - "what is tone in your words?" or "what do you think nonnative students need to know about style?" - or exercises regarding punctuation) simply leave the sample student writing section blank and put your information in the last box. 

Thanks for your input- your participation in the creation of this site will benefit all those who use it!

What is your name?

What is your e-mail address? 

Where do you teach? 

If you are at the University of Arizona, what course and section do you teach?

Which section of the ESL WEB does this information pertain to?
Organization- introductions Organization- Body paragraphs Organization- Conclusions Organization- Patterns Process- Prewriting Process- Research Process- Drafting Process- Post-writing Expression- Vocabulary Expression- Sentences Expression- Things to Avoid Expression- Tone Expression- Fluency Mechanics- Grammar Mechanics- Spelling Mechanics- Punctuation Mechanics- Capitalization Mechanics- Citation

Paste your sample of student writing here:

Type or paste your input (general information, exercise ideas, etc.) here: