LESSON 2: PATTERNS OF DEVELOPMENT IN WRITING Flashcards

1
Q

SKILL or PROCESS?
- One must master fluency to in order to read with
comprehension.

A

SKILL

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SKILL OR PROCESS?
- A reader must interact with the text by asking critical questions
to understand the text.

A

SKILL

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SKILL OR PROCESS?
- Phonemic awareness is the first step to learning reading.

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SKILL

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SKILL OR PROCESS?
- A reader can pause while reading to make predictions about
the text.

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PROCESS

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5
Q

group of sentences talking about a unified point
or that which expresses a single thought
building blocks for essays, term papers,
book reports, business letters…

A

paragraph

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6
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How long should a paragraph be?

A

it should be as long
as it needs to be.

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7
Q

*Also called pattern of organization,
also text structures
*These are specific ways writers
organize their writing for a specific
purpose.

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patterns of development

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8
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tells a story in order to explain or illustrate

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narrative

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9
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uses vivid sensory words to talk about people, places, things, and ideas;

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description

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10
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explains a term, idea, or concept

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definition

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makes use of clear examples to demonstrate or explain

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exemplification

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12
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sorts out ideas and establishes relationships

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classificaiton

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13
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discussing the source of something produced and its eventual result/s

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cause and effect

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14
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noting the similarities and differences of a concept or a noun

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comparison and contrast

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15
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addressing problems and calling for specific actions as solutions

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problem-solution

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16
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convincing to believe and eventually acting on someone’s belief or opinion.

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persuasion