Writing 2
Week 4.2
Start
1. • Recap conditionals (incl. new vocab)
agenda
2. • Writing a good comparison essay
3. • Peer Feedback on stylistic choices
4. • Information on formative assignment & Week 5
5. • Rounding off & Mid-course evaluation
Recap of conditionals, use of new vocab
For this lesson you practiced incorporating 3 new vocab words from your book into 3 different conditional sentences: Types 1, 2 and 3.
Select 1 to share with a peer. Indicate which type it is and underline the new vocab item.
Select 1 to share with the class.
Comparative essay
Step 1: In groups, go through the two websites listed, which deal with the subject of writing comparison essays, which you need for your summative. Take notes about most salient points
Step 3: Then, discuss your sentences on the 3 unique style elements of your own author (Worksheet we did in session 1) – and make them comparative. Select a good one to share with the class.
Comparative essay
Step 2: Go through both of the student sample essays. Discuss in your group how effective you think the following are:• Thesis (does it include the topic choice and three style elements?) • Topic sentences of body paragraphs • Internal structure of body paragraphs: TEXAXAS • Conclusion • Writing mechanics: formal English, cohesion, etc.
Student Evaluation
Preparing your formative assignment
You’ve written three sentences, each containing a specific style element your writer uses that showcases their unique voice. Exchange your sentences with a partner and give each other feedback. Use this very simple checklist:
1. Are the style elements specific enough?
2. Do they avoid the pitfalls mentioned?
3. Are they likely to be easy enough to imitate?
Formative Assignment
Where ?
Self-analysis
Deadline
Feedback Wicher
TEAMS Folder: Week 5
Oral feedback.
Sunday December 17th 23:59
Will be done is class in week 6.
NExt Week
Use the Canvas site for Module 5 – self study especially the grammar on prepositional idioms and phrasal verbs
Read your book (up to page 300)
Add items to your vocabulary notebook.
See + Sign for Essay & creative piece !
Merry Christmas :)
Useful structures for comparisons:
(tips for writing topic sentences)
Both x and y do this
X does this, and so does y
X does this, which can also be seen in y
This can be seen in x as well as in y
Start your creative piece. Start your argumentative essay: - Write your thesis and the 3 comparative ‘style-element’ topic sentences - Select good examples for each style element, to include in the body paragraphs (incl. APA references) - Write your introduction - Write your Bibliography
Useful structures for comparisons:
(tips for writing topic sentences)
Both x and y do this
X does this, and so does y
X does this, which can also be seen in y
This can be seen in x as well as in y
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Writing 2
Week 4.2
Start
1. • Recap conditionals (incl. new vocab)
agenda
2. • Writing a good comparison essay
3. • Peer Feedback on stylistic choices
4. • Information on formative assignment & Week 5
5. • Rounding off & Mid-course evaluation
Recap of conditionals, use of new vocab
For this lesson you practiced incorporating 3 new vocab words from your book into 3 different conditional sentences: Types 1, 2 and 3. Select 1 to share with a peer. Indicate which type it is and underline the new vocab item. Select 1 to share with the class.
Comparative essay
Step 1: In groups, go through the two websites listed, which deal with the subject of writing comparison essays, which you need for your summative. Take notes about most salient points
Step 3: Then, discuss your sentences on the 3 unique style elements of your own author (Worksheet we did in session 1) – and make them comparative. Select a good one to share with the class.
Comparative essay
Step 2: Go through both of the student sample essays. Discuss in your group how effective you think the following are:• Thesis (does it include the topic choice and three style elements?) • Topic sentences of body paragraphs • Internal structure of body paragraphs: TEXAXAS • Conclusion • Writing mechanics: formal English, cohesion, etc.
Student Evaluation
Preparing your formative assignment
You’ve written three sentences, each containing a specific style element your writer uses that showcases their unique voice. Exchange your sentences with a partner and give each other feedback. Use this very simple checklist: 1. Are the style elements specific enough? 2. Do they avoid the pitfalls mentioned? 3. Are they likely to be easy enough to imitate?
Formative Assignment
Where ?
Self-analysis
Deadline
Feedback Wicher
TEAMS Folder: Week 5
Oral feedback.
Sunday December 17th 23:59
Will be done is class in week 6.
NExt Week
Use the Canvas site for Module 5 – self study especially the grammar on prepositional idioms and phrasal verbs Read your book (up to page 300) Add items to your vocabulary notebook. See + Sign for Essay & creative piece !
Merry Christmas :)
Useful structures for comparisons:
(tips for writing topic sentences)
Both x and y do this X does this, and so does y X does this, which can also be seen in y This can be seen in x as well as in y
Start your creative piece. Start your argumentative essay: - Write your thesis and the 3 comparative ‘style-element’ topic sentences - Select good examples for each style element, to include in the body paragraphs (incl. APA references) - Write your introduction - Write your Bibliography
Useful structures for comparisons:
(tips for writing topic sentences)
Both x and y do this X does this, and so does y X does this, which can also be seen in y This can be seen in x as well as in y