A video on revising writing to be clear and to the point by cutting filler words.

A video titled "Print vs. Digital" that tells how to use print and digital resources to learn word meanings and etymologies.

Video on how using parallel structure makes writing balanced.

A video on the connotations of words.

A video titled "Sound Elements and Imagery" detailing how sound elements and imagery bring a story to life.

A video titled "Responding to a Prompt" that explains how to effectively respond to a writing prompt.

This video, entitled "Paraphrasing and Summarizing," explains the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing information.

A video entitled "Malapropism" which details what a malapropism is while providing examples to show misused expressions.

A video titled "Context Clues" identifying ways to interpret an unfamiliar word in a sentence.

A video titled "Concise Writing" which instructs write more concisely.

This video discusses technical texts.

This video reviews the components of advertisements.

This video addresses dramatic spectacle.

A video entitled "Concrete Poetry" which analyzes concrete poetry.

This video, entitled "Word Meanings," explains the difference between the literal and figurative meanings of a word.

This video, entitled "Sound Elements," explains various sound devices used in poetry.

This video, entitled "Poetic Techniques," explains how to analyze a free verse poem.

This video, entitled "Paraphrasing," explains how to paraphrase information by putting it into your own words.

This video, entitled "Note Taking," explains the importance of taking notes while researching.

This video, entitled "Improving Expressions," details techniques for writing clearly and precisely.

This video, entitled "Graphic Stories," describes the elements of a graphic novel as well as how to create a graphic story.

This video, entitled "Express Ideas," explains how to use precise and concise language in writing.

This video, entitled "Confused Words," explains how to tell homophones, or words that sound the same, apart.

This video, entitled "Citing the Text," explains how and why to create citations of textual evidence for an explicit analysis.