What is the function of a Fishbone Map?

To better understand the causal relationship of a complex phenomenon.

What does a Cycle describe?

How a series of events interact to produce a set of results repeatedly.

What is a Persuasion Map used for?

To map out arguments and evidence that prove a viewpoint, useful for processing persuasive or argumentative texts.

An organizational tool created to identify the main and supporting points of a text to be written.

What is a Topic Outline?

Uses short phrases or single words to represent the main points and subpoints.

A statement/assertion that something is true, often debatable.

What is a Claim of Fact/Definition?

Based on empirical evidence, data, and observable phenomena, arguing what something is or means.

What is a Claim of Value?

A claim that something is good/bad or right/wrong.

What is a Claim of Policy/Solution?

A claim that certain actions should be taken or specific policies should be implemented.

What is a Claim of Cause and Effect?

A claim that one person, thing, or event caused another thing to occur.

to establish your purpose/goals first. "Why do I want to inform, entertain, or persuade the audience?"

the writer, look at different works which are similar in nature to the paper you are about to write

Brainstorming and coming up with ideas for your writing

4. Focusing on a topic

the next thing you with the general topic you came up with is to narrow it down. Narrowing your ideas to a specific or thesis.

5. Organizing Ideas/Outline

organizing your ideas in an outline. you can use various outlines based on the structure you prefer.

you need to focus on the content and organization not only on the grammar and mechanics. Build the credibility of your paper by using reliable and valid sources

an important component of the writing process. It is a response to written work which focuses on all aspects of writing. Can be classified into three stages: -self -peer -teacher

the act of improving the original paper by applying changes based on the feedback. You also need to apply critical thinking and evaluation skills when considering comments on your paper.

while editing focuses on grammar and language use, proofreading focuses on typography and mechanics. You will use standardized editing symbols to note the corrections.

you showcase your work to other people.

-Formal and objective -use technical terms and avoid slang -follow a clear, logical structure with an introduction, body, conclusion -support your arguments with credible sources

Professional Audience

-professional and respectful -use clear and concise language. Avoid overly complex sentences and jargon unless necessary -be direct to the point -focus on the purpose of the communication whether it's to inform

-informal and conversational -use everyday language and contractions -feel free to include humor and personal anecdotes -less rigid structures, can be more narrative and free flowing -aims to engage and entertain the reader -use questions and interactive elements

a single, unified block of text that focuses on developing one main idea or topic -3 major parts: topic sentence, body, closing sentence

is a longer and more structured piece of writing made up of multiple paragraphs that work together to develop a central thesis -3 general parts : introduction, body, conclusion

Properties of a well written text

-Unity -Coherence and Cohesion -Organization -Language Use Mechanics

is demonstrated when all sentences in the paragraph support the topic (general idea) or the main idea (a complete sentence that includes the most important thought about the topic)

Coherence and Cohesion

are achieved when ideas are logically, clearly, and smoothly linked to one another

occurs when ideas are connected at the conceptual or idea level

is the connection of ideas at the sentence level -pronouns -transition devices -repetition of keywords

is achieved when ideas are logically and accurately arranged. Knowledge of the parts of a composition is a great help in adhering to the correct organization of the ideas

the way language is used is one of the clearest indicators of a well-written text. It enables the writer to effectively communicate ideas without confusion.

technical aspect of writing. It characterized as a set of conventions on how to spell, abbreviate, punctuate, and capitalize a composition.

Patterns of paragraph development

a specific organizational strategy that writers use to structure their paragraphs.

Types of pattern of paragraph of paragraph development

1.Classification and Division 2.Comparison and Contrast 3.Chronology

Classification and Division

divides people, places, or things into groups according to certain criterion or criteria or standards

Comparison and Contrast

develops a text by descriptive comparison and contrast of two people, events, ideas

unfolds a series of events, usually chronological order, to tell a story 1. Narration - sequences events in the order in which the occurred in time 2. Process - organizes details based on stages or steps

1. 1st characteristic a. b 2.2nd characteristic a. b. 3.3rd characteristic a. b.

1.Subject A a. 1st characteristic of A b.2nd characteristic of A c.3rd characteristic of A 2.Subject B a.1st char of B b. 2nd characteristic of B c. 3rd char of B

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What is a Graphic Organizer?

Back

A visual representation that shows relationships between and/or among ideas.

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What is a Venn Diagram used for?

Back

To compare and contrast ideas and events using two or more circles.

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What does a Network Tree represent?

Back

Hierarchy, classification, and branching.

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What is a Spider Map?

Back

A semantic map used to investigate and enumerate various aspects of a central idea.

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What is the purpose of a Problem Solution Map?

Back

To display the nature of a problem and how it can be solved, including problem description, causes & effects, and logical solutions.

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What does a Timeline show?

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The chronological order of events.

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What is a Plot Diagram used for?

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To map events in a story, making it easier to analyze the major parts of the plot.

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