Writing skills are essential to your success in both college and career. The BMCC Writing Center can help you improve your writing.
The Writing Center’s “Types of Central Questions” workshop gives composition students an alternative way of analyzing arguments, by examining the central question being asked by the writer. Participants will learn to identify how writers question facts, policy and value, and how these questions intertwine to create strong, engaging arguments about the nature of the world.
Sign up now for our workshop on Types of Central Questions.
If you have any questions, contact Igwe J. Williams at iwilliams@bmcc.cuny.edu.
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