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The TAKS Essay

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Writing Body Paragraph #1

Writing Body Paragraph #1. Using the Chunking Method. Chunking. Topic Sentence Concrete Detail Commentary Commentary Concrete Detail Commentary Commentary Closing Sentence. Topic Sentence. Must Reflect First Point in Thesis! One Sentence Long Must support the task (answer prompt)

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The Writing Process

The Writing Process. 8 th Grade Language Arts. 7 Steps of The Writing Process!. Focusing Pre-writing Drafting Revising Editing Publishing Reflecting. Focusing. Ask yourself, What am I being asked to do? Use SPAT. S ituation What is happening that needs to be addressed? P urpose

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Chapter 7: Improving your sentences

Chapter 7: Improving your sentences. By: Jeremy, Savanna, Baily, and Chris. Goal for the Chapter. Write clear, precise sentences. 5 Keys to Improve Sentences. Write complete sentences. Use active voice. Divide long or rambling sentences. Combine choppy sentences. Use transitions.

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Compare and Contrast

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Part Two, Study Skills Taking Essay Exams

Part Two, Study Skills Taking Essay Exams. Objectives: This chapter will show you: Two key steps in preparing for an essay exam Three key steps in writing an essay exam. Essay exams may be the most common type of writing you will do in school.

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SPOOL

SPOOL. SPOOL. System for organizing information Introductory paragraph with thesis Body Conclusion Used as a transition to independent writing Effective for essay examinations and research papers. SPOOL PLANNING SHEET. Introductory Paragraph Lead Thesis statement Body Topic Sentence:

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ESSAY WRITING

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Title of Presentation

Title of Presentation. Value of This Presentation. Why you should view this presentation What is the main idea of this presentation. Agenda. How your presentation is divided?. Content. Limit content on each slide to 5 bullets Limit lines to 5 words

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Conclusion

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Writing for Law Journals

Writing for Law Journals. Professor Ursula Weigold AEP Workshop for 1Ls April 2014. The traditional case note. Introduction Background Analysis Conclusion. For a strong submission. I. Have a clear viewpoint or thesis. II. Organize and explain the law.

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