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| − | [[Writing and Imagination]] is a [[Baby CTY]] course where students are guided by instructors to work on their creative writing skills. Its course code is [[Writing and Imagination|WRIT]]. This course is offered at [[Alexandria]], [[Baltimore (Gilman)]], [[Collegeville]], [[Hong Kong]], [[Los Angeles]], [[New York]], [[Sandy Spring]] and [[San Rafael]]. It was previously offered at [[Brooklandville]], [[Chestertown]], [[Easton]], [[Palo Alto]] and [[San Mateo]]. | + | [[Writing and Imagination]] is a [[Baby CTY]] course where students are guided by instructors to work on their creative writing skills. Its course code is [[Writing and Imagination|WRIT]]. This course is offered at [[Alexandria]], [[Baltimore (Gilman)|Baltimore]], [[Collegeville]], [[Hong Kong]], [[Los Angeles]], [[New York]], [[Sandy Spring]] and [[San Rafael]]. It was previously offered at [[Brooklandville]], [[Chestertown]], [[Easton]], [[Palo Alto]] and [[San Mateo]]. |
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Revision as of 14:52, 5 February 2018
Writing and Imagination is a Baby CTY course where students are guided by instructors to work on their creative writing skills. Its course code is WRIT. This course is offered at Alexandria, Baltimore, Collegeville, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, New York, Sandy Spring and San Rafael. It was previously offered at Brooklandville, Chestertown, Easton, Palo Alto and San Mateo.
Course Description
From the CTY Course Catalog (1997):
Writing is an act of imagination; it builds from the raw materials of life experience and encounters with language. Students in this course explore writing in a variety of genres, from poems and short stories to essays and articles. Reading, writing and discussion of these forms are the primary activities. Students are encouraged to approach all writing as an art and to discover the processes and techniques that writers in all genres share. For example, students learn strategies for generating ideas and study the concept and techniques of point of view.
Students receive detailed feedback on their writing from the instructor and their peers, and revision is emphasized. The goal is to help students develop greater writing confidence while gaining insight into their own creativity.
- Courses
- Alexandria (ALE)
- Alexandria (ALX)
- Baltimore (Gilman)
- Bethesda
- Bethlehem
- Bristol
- Brooklandville
- Chestertown
- Collegeville
- Easton
- Hong Kong
- La Jolla
- Los Angeles (LMU)
- Los Angeles (Windward)
- Loudonville (Siena)
- Malibu
- New London
- New York
- Owings Mills
- Palo Alto
- San Mateo
- San Rafael
- Sandy Spring
- Santa Cruz
- South Hadley
- Thousand Oaks
- West Los Angeles (Mirman)
