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D A R N D 5 TYPES OF ESSAYS

D A R N D 5 TYPES OF ESSAYS. D iscussive A rgumentative R eflective N arrative D escriptive. A rgumentative Teenagers nowadays are more free to express their opinions . Do you agree?. Define “free”, “express”, “opinion” means. Nowadays : Write in the present tense

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D A R N D 5 TYPES OF ESSAYS

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  1. D A R N D5 TYPES OF ESSAYS • Discussive • Argumentative • Reflective • Narrative • Descriptive

  2. ArgumentativeTeenagersnowadays are more free to express their opinions. Do you agree?

  3. Define “free”, “express”, “opinion” means. Nowadays : Write in the present tense Teenagers : Confine your information within the age group Do you agree : make your stand

  4. For : teenagers nowdays are more free to express their opinions because • public platforms for teenagers to express their thoughts, creativity e.g. youth campaigns, Noise • Media is catered to teenage the market and therefore, encourage their voice e.g. MTV Education is challenging their ability to take part in decision making e.g. School policies

  5. Rebuttal : teenagers nowdays are less free to express their opinions... History of Student riots and protest But today's government is more stable for encouraging teenage opinions.

  6. DescriptiveConservation of old buildings today is important.Describe a heritage site and why you find it significant.

  7. Use a real site for convincing reference • Describe in detail but focus on a few parts (not information brochure) • Talk about a certain part of the building that holds significance for you – (PAST TENSE TO MEMORY LANE)

  8. DiscussiveDiscuss the waysmusic and mediaare important influencesin a young person's life.

  9. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MUSIC AND MEDIA - Music – sound, aural. - Media – news, visual images • important influence - affects decisions and outlook in life • Young person's life - certain tunes or music e.g. Rock, Trance - certain news or images e.g. MTV, entertainment WAYS - social network – mixing with interest groups - family versus friends – negative / positive influence - education and work choices – e.g. Fashion industry

  10. Narrative / ReflectiveWrite about how a recent crime in a neighbourhood has created awareness abouta situation.

  11. situation everyone looks out for each other free help to residents Recent crime past tense not too long neighbourhood characters are close to each other in location created awareness everyone is alerted posters and smses

  12. Wild Card (DARND)Boundaries1. What kind of format you are using?2. Is the essay focused/out of point?

  13. Boundaries can mean family, social or phyical barriers stick to a believable storyline

  14. Good Points Bad Points • Dodgy or boring Introductions that repeats in the following paragraphs • Illogical Points & Plots that show no relevance • Lack of Paragraphs • Farfetched experiences • No Conclusion • Relevant Introduction with definitions and interesting openings. • Reasonable Points that differ from each other • Clear Paragraphs • Examples of general knowledge, or convincing experiences • Comprehensive Conclusion to round up essay

  15. Questions & Answers

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