'Pre writing' diaporamas de présentation

Process Writing

Process Writing. JoAnn Miller, Macmillan Publishers joannmillerj@gmail.com www.efltasks.net. Speech Universal Dialect variations Voices and body language Pauses and intonation Spontaneous and unplanned. Writing Not universal Standard forms Only page for expression Punctuation

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Steps in Researching

Steps in Researching. Step by step guide. Topic. Decide on a topic or contemplate the topic assigned to you You know that you are: Write a biography You have been assigned a person on which to write MY ASSIGNMENT: Adolf Hitler. Begin Researching.

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The Fire Gift!

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Parker Annex

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Title I Program The School District of Escambia County

Title I Program The School District of Escambia County. Marcia Nowlin, Title I Director.

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Kristin Young

Caroline Brannon and Kristin Young ECED 4300 B Dr. Tonja Root Fall 2008 Grade Level: 4 Friendly Letter. Kristin Young. Prewriting ELA4W4 The student consistently uses a writing process to develop, revise, and evaluate writing; the student Plans and drafts independently and resourcefully.

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Welcome to KU121: Introduction to Writing Skills & Strategies

Welcome to KU121: Introduction to Writing Skills & Strategies. Prof. Brian Koster Unit 3 Seminar. Welcome!. Any questions from Unit 1 or Unit 2?. Discovery and Pre-Writing.

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Developing Writing Skills in a Mixed-Language Classroom

Developing Writing Skills in a Mixed-Language Classroom. Tetyana Bidna. Brainstorming. What did you feel when I talked to you in a foreign language? How many of you have ESOL students in your classroom? How do they feel when they are supposed to perform as well as native speakers?. Agenda.

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Essay 2

Essay 2. Pre-writing. Prewriting. Choose/narrow your topic Determine your Audience Purpose Tone Tense Explore your topic Make a plan. Choose/Narrow Your Topic. Your topic should pass the 3-question test: Does it interest me? Do I have something to say about it? Is it specific?.

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Turning Photographs Into Writing

Turning Photographs Into Writing. Jan Arrington jan.arrington@gcisd.net. Overview of the Lesson. Select a photo & write a short story about it. Invent plausible relationships and events that could have taken place before &/or after the photo was taken. ( MS Word )

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Parenting the Writing Process Getting the Most out of your Child --- On Paper

Parenting the Writing Process Getting the Most out of your Child --- On Paper. GT/LD Network Tracy Topping November 15, 2012. Why is Parenting the Writing Process Important?. Where does your child do most of their writing - at home or at school? No specific writing course in public schools

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Turning Photographs Into Writing

Turning Photographs Into Writing. Jan Arrington jan.arrington@gcisd.net. Overview of the Lesson. Select a photo & write a short story about it. Invent plausible relationships and events that could have taken place before &/or after the photo was taken. ( MS Word )

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Comparison and Contrast

Comparison and Contrast. To show the similarities between at least two things and/or To show the difference between two things. To inform To explain To analyze To evaluate. What is the Purpose?. Pre-writing. Chart. Venn Diagram. Alike. Writing a Thesis Statement. Review your data

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Writing for AP History

Writing for AP History. Mr. Hardee. Writing for history (v. for language arts). AP History essays should be objective (not creative writing!) Your essay should make an argument & seek to prove that argument Organization is important! (Intro., body paragraphs, conclusion)

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Chapter 2

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Writing for Success

Writing for Success. Expository Writing March 26, 2015. Organization/Progression Appropriate and logical organizational structure. Clear thesis statement focused on the prompt. Logical progression of ideas. Meaningful sentence to sentence connections. Clear relationship between ideas.

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Where the wild things are

Where the wild things are. By: Jacqueline Moy. Reading Where the Wilds Thing Are to the students. Reading Where the Wilds Thing Are to the students. Giving the students directions on the assignment.

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