Engaging Questions: A Guide to Writing SELF PRINT: 2024 Release ISE

This latest release will include new functionality within the McGraw Hill eBook that will allow students to print text content. Enabling self-print ensures that students can access and print the most up-to-date content, complete with any new Evergreen updates. By providing students access to the McGraw Hill eBook either standalone or within our Connect platform, students will have the ability to access this new print functionality without the added cost of print materials.  Engaging Questions features an Inquiry-Based Approach, presenting writing as essential to thinking, discussing, and reading. Engaging Questions encourages students to connect: with the texts they read and write, as well as with peers, instructors, and readers. By emphasizing critical thinking, Engaging Questions supports the transformation of passive students into active learners empowered to ask their own questions and pursue those questions wherever they lead:• In reading and thinking before writing, to interpret texts and assignments and to evaluate the credibility of sources. • In planning and organizing, to investigate the writing situation, to find a topic, and to formulate a coherent thesis. • In drafting, to consider choices of style, voice, and genre and question the effectiveness of the choices made. • In revising and editing, to anticipate readers’ experience with the text and see where changes could make the text more effective.

This latest release will include new functionality within the McGraw Hill eBook that will allow students to print text content. Enabling self-print ensures that students can access and print the most up-to-date content, complete with any new Evergreen updates. By providing students access to the McGraw Hill eBook either standalone or within our Connect platform, students will have the ability to access this new print functionality without the added cost of print materials.  


Engaging Questions features an Inquiry-Based Approach, presenting writing as essential to thinking, discussing, and reading. Engaging Questions encourages students to connect: with the texts they read and write, as well as with peers, instructors, and readers. By emphasizing critical thinking, Engaging Questions supports the transformation of passive students into active learners empowered to ask their own questions and pursue those questions wherever they lead:


• In reading and thinking before writing, to interpret texts and assignments and to evaluate the credibility of sources.
• In planning and organizing, to investigate the writing situation, to find a topic, and to formulate a coherent thesis.
• In drafting, to consider choices of style, voice, and genre and question the effectiveness of the choices made.
• In revising and editing, to anticipate readers’ experience with the text and see where changes could make the text more effective.