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Reading & Writing

D. 2. E. S. 3. M. E. N. ?. G. I. G. I. T. Reading & Writing. A. L. 4.0. D. 2. E. S. 3. M. E. N. ?. G. I. G. I. Supporting Details. T. A. L. 4.0. D. Supporting Details. ENG M.3 Sem. 2. I. Reading & Writing. G. I.

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Lecture 22

Lecture 22. Writing an Effective Paragraph. Review of Lecture 21. In lecture 21, we learnt how to Understand and appreciate songs in English Analyze song lyrics. Objectives of Lecture 22. After completing lecture 22, you should be able to Identify elements of effective paragraphs

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Writing

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Compare Contrast

Compare Contrast. Comparison and contrast are ways of looking at objects and thinking about how they are alike and different. The idea here is to create NEW connections or differences about your two subjects. This paper is NOT A LIST.

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Chapter 4: Main Idea

Chapter 4: Main Idea. PowerPoint by JoAnn Yaworski and Mimi Markus. Bridging the Gap, 8/e Brenda Smith. In this Chapter You Will Learn about:. Topic Main Idea Supporting Details Summaries. What Is a Topic?. A topic is a word, name, or phrase that labels

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Paragraphs

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Opinion Paragraph Writing

Opinion Paragraph Writing. Expressing Opinions. An Opinion. A thought or belief about something or someone. Why write opinion paragraphs?. Take a stand on a topic Share an opinion Choose to either agree or disagree. Organization of Opinion Paragraph. Parts A topic Sentence

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Topics and Supporting Details

Topics and Supporting Details. Preview questions for Chapter Two: Why is it important to determine the topic of a paragraph? How can I determine the topic of a paragraph?. Topic of a paragraph Word, name, or phrase that tells who or what the author is writing about

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What are the elements of a persuasive essay?

What are the elements of a persuasive essay? . In this lesson you will learn how to identify the different parts of an essay by labeling the thesis, topic sentence, supporting details and elaboration. .

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Comprehension through TRANSMEDIATION

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Main Idea and Supporting Details

Main Idea and Supporting Details. Writing a Paragraph. Writing is a process. Main Idea. Supporting Detail. Supporting Detail. Supporting Detail. Supporting Detail. Key Terms. Logical progressions of ideas Development Organization Grammar Mechanics Spelling. Parts of a Paragraph.

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REA 0002

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Writing a Paragraph

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The Social Impacts of World War II

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Finding the Main Idea

Finding the Main Idea. How to Read Smarter. The Point. The main idea is the big point that the writer is communicating to the reader. Often the reader can approach the main idea just by looking at the title.

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Welcome!

Welcome!. Thank you for joining us in support of our districts and students. Where are you?. Survey Reflections Commitment to support, collaboration & meeting your individual needs. Support Leadership/Culture Resources Collaboration Best Practices. GVEP Updates & Library Minute.

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Sample Instructional Ladders Reading

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EXPOSITORY WRITING

EXPOSITORY WRITING. COMPARISON/CONTRAST ESSAY. DEFINTION. An essay that classifies 2 or more items by putting them into groups that explain how it is similar to and different from something else. BODY PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE. Block Method

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POP

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