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PUBLICISING CB 65 think that it is important for the public to be provided with information on the sentences handed out to offenders locally ut only 24 feel informed about what is happening locally. You Need:. Two hard copies . of introduction. Pen/pencil. Green and pink highlighters. Steps for Writing your Admissions/Scholarship Draft:. Decide on your green words:. If it is a personal essay, decide what you want the admissions/scholarship committee to know about you. If it is not a personal essay, decide what green words are representative of your overarching message.. Cross. The. Cross. The suffering of death by crucifixion was intense. Severe local inflammation, coupled with an insignificant bleeding of the jagged wounds, produced traumatic fever, which was aggravated by exposure to the heat of the sun, the strain of the body, and insufferable thirst. . Making the reader “see”. Illustrate. Turn the abstract into the concrete by using anecdotes (short stories), examples, or description.. Telling. : . I want to become a doctor because I care about people. Using sharp physical details to create great writing (aka, showing vs. telling) . Ma put the kids to bed and did some sewing until they fell asleep.. TELLING EXAMPLE #1. Ma kissed them both, and tucked the covers in around them. They lay there awhile, looking at Ma’s smooth, parted hair and her hands busy with sewing in the lamplight. Her needle made little clicking sounds against her thimble and then the thread went softly, swish! through the pretty calico that Pa had traded furs for.. Using sharp physical details to create great writing (aka, showing vs. telling) . Ma put the kids to bed and did some sewing until they fell asleep.. TELLING EXAMPLE #1. Ma kissed them both, and tucked the covers in around them. They lay there awhile, looking at Ma’s smooth, parted hair and her hands busy with sewing in the lamplight. Her needle made little clicking sounds against her thimble and then the thread went softly, swish! through the pretty calico that Pa had traded furs for.. in Your Congregation. Thank. I . have heard of your faith in the Lord Jesus and your . love . towards all the saints, and for this reason . I . do not cease to give thanks for you as I remember you in my prayers. . Tone:. The author’s attitude toward the subject. How does the author feel about it? . The tone is expressed through word choice. Word choice. Denotation: the . explicit or direct meaning or set of meanings of a word or . Sixth International Conference on e-Learning and Innovative Pedagogies. 15:15 Room 4, 15 November 2013. Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia Madrid, Spain. workmanr1@southernct.edu. Robert Workman, Ali Gungor Isiklar, Ezgi Akpinar Ferrand. Childhood. Wilde’s father, William Wilde was educated as a doctor, was medical advisor during the Irish Census of 1841. Specialized in ear and eye diseases. Opened St. Mark’s Ophthalmic Hospital in Dublin, as a service to the poor. La gamme de thé MORPHEE vise toute générations recherchant le sommeil paisible tant désiré et non procuré par tout types de médicaments. Essentiellement composé de feuille de morphine, ce thé vous assurera d’un rétablissement digne d’un voyage sur . Do Now: Take an Inference worksheet from my desk and start working. Make sure you can support all inferences with clear, direct evidence. Show Don’t Tell Don’t just tell me what’s happening…show me! ADJECTIVES : A WORD THAT DESCRIBES A NOUN (or PRONOUN) Show how many Five boys played soccer yesterday. A pencil rolled onto the floor. Show how much There was little rain. The plentiful variety of colors made the picture beautiful. Using Stories . When . W. e . Teach Key Concepts. Cherry Watts, Ph.D.. The University of Tennessee at Martin. When do you tell stories…. Close your eyes.. Remember a story you were told. What do you see? How old were you? Can you remember the story now?. Seminars.  . Thursday 10. th. February 2016. Supporting . Children to Disclose Abuse . RECOGNITION. Is there a problem?. No. Recognition. Partial. Recognition. Clear. Recognition. TELLING. Can I talk?.