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    Writing your World Week 1 - Meet our student writers
    (2019-06-01) Nomdo, Gideon; Hunma, Aditi
    This video introduces the student writers that will be participating throughout the course. The first student to be introduced is Ada a Kenyan-German former graphic design artist. Ada is interested in getting a basic introduction to university-level writing and opportunities to practice.The second student is Ziggy. Ziggy is from Johannesburg and is a law student. Ziggy is interested in learning how to express his ideas in an academic format. The third student is Joey. Joey is a creative who is interested in theater. Joey is looking forward to gaining some insights into the tone and structure used in academic texts. This is video 3/9 in week 1 of the Writing your World course.
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