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- 1IT IS THE PROCESS OF PLANNING AND OUTLINING INFORMATION SO THAT YOU CAN WRITE EFFECTIVELY REGARDING YOUR TOPIC.PREWRITING
- 2IT IS REFERRED TO AS CLUSTERING THIS ALLOWS YOU TO EXPLORE HOW IDEAS FIT TOGETHER.MIND MAPPING
- 3AN ACT OF PUTTING ON A PIECE OF PAPER ON ANY WRITING MATERIALS, VISUAL SYMBOLS OR REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WRITER'S LANGUAGE THAT RESULTS FROM SOCIAL CONVENTIONSWRITING
- 4SUMERIAN TYPE OF WRITINGCUNEIFORM
- 5SUMERIAN WRITING WHICH SPREAD THROUGH THE MIDDLE EAST AND EGYPT -USED SYMBOLS OR PICTURES TO STAND FOR THEIR IDEAS ABOUT THEIR ENVIRONMENTHIEROGLYPHIC
- 6WHAT WERE THE REASONS BEHIND EARLY WRITING ACTS?IDEAS AND NOT SPEECH
- 7a place of instruction that teaches and learns theories.academe
- 8a school that provides training in special subjects or skills (hands-on)academy
- 9it is used for publications that are read by teachers and researchers or presented at conferencesacademic writing
- 10it refers to the forms of expository and argumentative prose used by students. Generally, academic writing is expected to be precise, semi-formal, impersonal and objective.academic writing
- 11why is academic writing a process?it starts with posing a question, problematizing a concept, evaluating an opinion, which ends in answering the questions posed therefore clarifying the problem and or arguing a stand.
- 12process of informed writingThinking-->research-->solid-proof-->facts/data-->information
- 13what are the specific purpose of academic writing?To Inform
To Persuade
To Argue or make a specific point - 14what are the features of Academic Writing?Formal
Specific
Thinking - 15what are the considerations of Academic Writing?content
structure
language and style
mechanics - 16it is the purpose of the thesis statementcontent
- 17it refers to coherence; sequence of ideasstructure
- 18language and style is......(formal) word choice (vocabulary) and sentence construction
- 19what are the mechanics of writing?grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, formatting and documentation
- 20it involves scrutinizing the information that you read or hearcritical reading
- 21what is critical reading?investigate, validate whether it's true or not, credible or has solid proof
- 224 ways to become a critical reader1. Annotate the text
2. outline
3. summarize
4. evaluate - 23it contains the important details and is paragraph longsummarize
- 24highlight the text, circle, underline, put marginal notes.annotate the text.
- 25question the writers idea, tend to validate, investigate, one should be skeptical.evaluate
- 26the first people who invented writingthe Summerians in 3000 BC.
- 27contains main topic and sub-topicoutline
- 28you're either going to approve or disapprove or both?evaluate
- 29you don't usually believe what the text says unless it is proven or it has evidenceEvaluate
-judgment - 30critically evaluate the textJudgment -
express your opinion, validate, investigate - 31central idea (gist)summary
- 32getting important detailssummary
- 33express judgementevaluating
- 34tend to investigate the things that has been readcritical reader
- 35True or false: in order to be a critical reader: annotate, outline, summarize and paraphrasefalse/evaluate
- 36in _______ you can write anything that comes to your mindfalse/ creative writing
- 37____ is the most common academic paper in a class.false/reaction paper
- 38__________- is the process of thinkingscience
- 39___________is the science of thinkingLogic
- 40_____ it provides the background of the writingIntroduction
- 41choosing a topicprewriting
- 42_________is the series or stages or activities that a writer moves through as they compose.W
- 43it's adding, deleting, changing or rearranging your compositionrevising
- 44what is the focus of revising?organization
- 45in this stage you refine your compositions through a series of draftdrafting
- 46what is the main focus of drafting?content
- 47how many percent does writers use prewriting as their first stage before actual writing?70%
- 48what is the purpose of the prewriting stage?Choosing the topic and generating ideas
- 49what are the concerns sentences, security, anonymity of prewriting?Audience
purpose
form - 50what is prewriting?getting ready to write stage
warm-up
rehearsal activities - 51what are the stages of prewriting?brainstorming
mind mapping
clustering
freewrting
questioning - 52main focus of the prewriting stageanalyzing
- 53a rough draft stagedrafting
- 54putting the pieces into "final form"Editing
- 55in this stage you make sure that you follow the mechanics by proofreadingEditing
- 56what do you do when you check for the possible errorsproofreading
- 57what are the mechanics that you need to follow in proofreading?usage
punctuation
capitalization
spelling
formatting
grammar - 58what is the goal for editing?to make it optimally readable
- 59a preliminary version of a piece of writingdraft
- 60it argues a stand (process starting a question)academic writing
- 61the author expresses the meaning of the story and the passage by changing the wordsParaphrase
- 62presentation of the main point of a passagesummary
- 63result of logic, or result of poor kind of reasoningfallacy
- 64a list of essential topics and sub-topicsOutline
- 65refers the process of discoverycritical reading
- 66the final stage of the writing processPublishing
- 67A.K.A sharing deals with a greater appreciation to the audience and its role in the writing processpublishing
- 68parts of a film reviewtitle
synopsis
general impression
body
recommendation (6th part) - 69aspects of a film reviewplot
acting
cinematography
musical score
special effects
editing
script - 70—
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