PPT-Writing Notes
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R A F T Definition An acronym used for a piece of creative writing R Role the role you will play in the piece of writing A Audience who is the audience to
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R A F T Definition An acronym used for a piece of creative writing R Role the role you will play in the piece of writing A Audience who is the audience to which you are . Day 3. Bell Work. Choose one of the following photos, concentrate on any part of it, and describe it using all five senses if possible.. After bell work please take out your SSR book. 10 minutes for writing. , Running Dictation, and Jigsaw Listening: Strategies for Writing in the Second Language Classroom. Prof. Myrna Monllor . Jim. énez. Prof. Helen . Avil. és. . Abreu. Borinquen. Writing Project. Curriculum Cycle. Hints on Writing. With thanks to Robert . Geist. Jeff Offutt. http://www.cs.gmu.edu/~offutt/. © Jeff Offutt. 2. General Hints. A paper should have . 3 parts. :. Tell ’. em. what you're . gonna. say.. upset about British laws for years. taxation without representation. taxed goods but didn’t allow say. colonies petitioned king. (1775). king ignored petition. In this lesson you . will learn to make a plan for your writing . Day Monday Notes: Tuesday Notes: Wednesday Notes: Thursday Notes: Friday Notes: Saturday Notes: Sunday Notes: Workout Intervals Steady row Repeat four times for one set then take a break of 3 minu FRQs. In the third paragraph, Barry boldly challenges the idea that all a scientist needs to be successful is intelligence. Few would deny the raw intelligence of a man like Einstein, a man who quite literally changed the world. Barry exemplifies Einstein and claims that even he “refused to accept his own theory.” Even for Einstein, intelligence wasn’t enough. The diction choices are compelling as Barry claims that Einstein needed to “forcefully and aggressively” proceed through his research. This makes a scientist sound less like a nerd in a lab coat and more like an action hero. Einstein requires “strength deeper than physical courage.” Einstein is Batman! Here, Barry’s purpose is clear: scientific research is difficult and requires greatness. He continues this thought in the next two paragraphs. Why Maintain Case Notes on Participants/Students?. The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) requires grantees to make real effort to collect data on all participants & employees. . Purpose of Case Notes. Theresa Lillis, Maria . Leedham. and Alison Twiner. The Open University, UK. . Presentation of work in progress at Applied Linguistics and Professional . Practice Conference. , Copenhagen, November 2016. . will:. Become familiar . with the format and use of learning logs . Experience . reflective writing activities . Gain a better understanding of how to use Cornell Notes . . Learn how to use WICOR strategies . you!. Why Write Thank You Notes?. To acknowledge a kind gesture. To express appreciation. To make a positive impression. Write thank you notes for:. Gifts received. Kindnesses shown. References . written. Introductory Unit: What Lies Ahead?. Writing an Objective Summary. Writing an objective summary involves recording the main ideas of a text while showing your understanding of the topic.. Objective means:. Bell work: Brainstorm as many examples of settings as you can.. SIGHT. People walking. Glowing shop signs. Harsh, artificial light. Bright and colourful clothes. SOUND. Laughing. Babies crying. Heels clicking. with Cornell notes and INB instruction slides added. Write a short definition for each:. Definition. Expert Testimony. Witness Statements. Counterargument. Repetition. Authoritative Quotations. Facts/Statistics. specialistlanguagecourses.com . Transforming case notes into sentences. Common collocations. Grammatical structures. Useful language. How should you expand the case notes?. Expanding case notes. specialistlanguagecourses.com .
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