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University students: They can’t write, spell, or present an argument

University students can’t write decent English. Worse, their attempts to do so show that many can’t follow a logical train of thought or present a reasoned argument. This damning verdict comes from professional writers who have been working with students in universities. They are shocked at what they have found, and have decided to make public a report summarising the full depths of their concerns. Learn more at The Independent (UK).

Posted by David Roberts on 24 May 2006 in Writing

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