On GRE Analytical Writing

Step-by-Step Guide to the Issue Task: Solutions to Real Prompts

De: Monika Chang

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Are you a student preparing for the GRE AWA? Or a GRE prep tutor wanting to up your game? Where do you start? Have you tried searching online? Frustrated? Confused? Overwhelmed? Whether your goal is to earn a high GRE AWA score or teach others to master it, On GRE Analytical Writing provides the framework! Based on over a decade’s worth of research, (real-world) testing, and on-going refinement, this step-by-step guide to the issue task of the GRE Analytical Writing Assessment section teaches: • How to structure responses using idea-mapping exercise and sample essays of a decade-long writing test instructor • How to approach the issue prompts for complexity of thought • How to develop responses that reflect the assigned instructions on development and support – all six instruction types! • How to deliver and phrase ideas to demonstrate "unique" word choices “Thanks to your perfect writing class, I received 4.5/6.0 on the GRE Analytical Writing section, which is, I think, the best performance I could perform with my poor writing skills. Had it not been for your professional class, I would not have achieved it.” - an excerpt from a former student's personal letter “ The sample essays are abound with clear logic and useful, precise diction, rendering their qualities similar to those of the ETS’s published score 6 essays. It took me approximately 2 hours to analyse and study a single sample essay. Though the essays’ length did put pressure on me, I did not want to skip studying any part of them. So, I decided to study them all, paraphrase what I could, and write as much as I could on the real test. - an excerpt from a former student's course feedback