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Jump to Jump to Biostastistics Cardiopulmonary Conditions Clinical Correlation for Medical Conditions (Lab) Clinical Correlation for Neurological Conditions (Lab) Clinical Internship 1 Clinical Internship 2 College Algebra College Physics 1 College Physics 1 (Lab) College Physics 2 College Physics 2 (Lab) Computer Fundamentals Conversational Spanish Creative & Expositors Writing Cultural Competency Electrotherapy Electrotherapy (Lab) Ethics in PT Fundamentals of Education for PT General & Organ System Physiology General & Organ System Physiology (Lab) General Biology General Biology (Lab) General Botany General Botany (Lab) General Medical Conditions General Pathology General Pharmacology General Psychology General Surgical Conditions General Zoology General Zoology (Lab) Geriatric & Neoplastic Conditions Gross & Organ System Ana. With Histology & Embryology Gross & Organ System Ana. With Histology & Embryology (Lab) Gymnastics Health Economics with TAR & Population Education Human Anatomy and Physiology for PT Human Anatomy and Physiology for PT (Lab) Human Growth & Development Individual and Dual Sports Integrated General & Inorganic Chemistry Integrated General & Inorganic Chemistry (Lab) Integumentary Conditions and Wound Care Integumentary Conditions and Wound Care (Lab) Intro, to Community Based-Rehabilitation Intro, to Community Based-Rehabilitation (Lab) Intro. To Patient Care & Basic PT Principles Inc . Hydrotherapy Intro. To Patient Care & Basic PT Principles Inc . Hydrotherapy (Lab) Introduction to Clinics 1 (Lab) Introduction to Clinics 2 (Lab) Introduction to PT & Medical Terminologies Introduction to PT Research & Research Proposal Writing Introduction to PT Research & Research Proposal Writing (Lab) Kinesiology Kinesiology (Lab) Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Filipino Light & Thermal Agents Light & Thermal Agents (Lab) Logic & Critical Thinking Measurement & Evaluation in PT Measurement & Evaluation in PT (Lab) Metabolic & Endocrine Conditions National Service Training Program National Service Training Program Neuroanatomy Neuroanatomy (Lab) Neurological & Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies Neurological & Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies (Lab) Neurology Neurophysiology Neurophysiology (Lab) Organic Chemistry Organic Chemistry (Lab) Organization & Administration Orthotics & Prosthetics Orthotics & Prosthetics (Lab) Pagbasa at Pagsulat Tungo sa Pananaliksik Philippine History: Roots and Development Philippine Literature Physiology of Exercise & Basic Therapeutic Exercises Physiology of Exercise & Basic Therapeutic Exercises (Lab) Plane Trigonometry Politics and Governance with the new philippines contitution Primary Health Care for PT Primary Health Care for PT (Lab) Psychological Reactions to Disability Psychological Testing Research Implementation & Presentation Rhythmic Activities Rizal's Life, Works and Writings Sociology and Anthropology with Family Planning Spanish Grammar & Composition Speech Communication Study and Thinking Skills in English Team Sports Therapeutic Exercises for Medical Conditions Therapeutic Exercises for Medical Conditions (Lab) Therapeutic Exercises for Neurological Conditions Therapeutic Exercises for Neurological Conditions (Lab) World Literature Writing in the Discipline
Creative & Expositors Writing
Expository writing is a type of writing, the purpose of which is to inform, explain, describe, or define the author's subject to the reader. Expository text is meant to deposit information and is the most frequently used type of writing by students in colleges and universities. A well-written exposition remains focused on its topic and lists events in chronological order. Examples of this type of writing are cooking instructions, driving directions and instructions on performing a task. Key words such as first, after, next, then and last usually signal sequential writing. Second-person pronouns may be used in such writing, if needed; for example, in a how-to essay a writer may choose to personalize the instructions with "you." However, the use of first-person pronouns should be avoided. Expository essays will not reveal the opinion of the writer.
