P.E.E Paragraph writing

Which one is the 'Point'?

• Helen Keller's teacher is a kind and intelligent person.

• In contrast

• This suggests she was a caring and well-educated person who was very sympathetic towards her student.

• 'my teacher's genius, her quick sympathy, her loving tact'

Which one is the 'Evidence'?

• This suggests he took pleasure in humiliating his students publicly when punishing them.

• In contrast

• Helen Keller's teacher is a kind and intelligent person.

• 'my teacher's genius, her quick sympathy, her loving tact'

Which one is the 'Explanation/ Inference'?

• 'my teacher's genius, her quick sympathy, her loving tact'

• In contrast

• This suggests she was a caring and well-educated person who was very sympathetic towards her student.

• Helen Keller's teacher is a kind and intelligent person.

Which one is the 'Connective/Conjunction'?

• Helen Keller's teacher is a kind and intelligent person.

• This suggests she was a caring and well-educated person who was very sympathetic towards her student.

• In contrast

• 'my teacher's genius, her quick sympathy, her loving tact'

Which one is the 'Point'?

• This suggests that he was merciless with his punishments and would inflict them very violently.

• ‘he preferred to punish them in the dining hall at lunchtime’

• ‘She has never since let pass an opportunity to point out the beauty that is in everything’

• David Walliams' teacher behaves like a tyrant.

Which one is the 'Evidence'?

• In contrast

• David Walliams' teacher is a cruel person who punishes his students harshly.

• ‘he preferred to punish them in the dining hall at lunchtime’

• This suggests he takes pleasure in humiliating his students publicly when punishing them.

Which one is the 'Explanation/Inference'?

• This suggests he took pleasure in humiliating his students publicly when punishing them.

• David Walliams' teacher behaves like a tyrant.

• ‘he preferred to punish them in the dining hall at lunchtime’

• However