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Senior Text Types: A Writing Guide for Students
EN PB NWISBN: 9780170257411 bzw. 017025741X, in Englisch, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Senior Text Types: a writing guide for students has been written by an experienced classroom teacher to provide a ready reference tool for students, teachers and parents to assist in the production of over 30 different types of written texts. Texts presented in the guide cover a wide range of genres and include: - different types of general academic essays - specific essays on poetry, plays, the novel and Shakespeare - formal reports and meetings - film and book reviews - speeches - job applications and interviews - narrative fiction, poetry and short story writing - media article - job applications and interviews. The guide also includes: - a glossary of terms - writing activities - a matrix of text types. Each text type is presented in a double page format, with one page analysing the structure of the genre and the second page presenting an example of the text. This presentation provides the scaffolding and modelling necessary for the development of writing skills. Senior Text Types: A Writing Guide for Students is a unique tool for improving writing skills and can be used by students at the middle to upper secondary school level and beyond. Contents: Chapter 1: Advertisement Chapter 2: Agenda and Minutes Chapter 3: Auto/biography Chapter 4: Book Review Chapter 5: Brochure / Flyer Chapter 6: Editorial Chapter 7: Essay: expository/persuasive Chapter 8: Essay: comparative Chapter 9: Feature Article Chapter 10: Film Review Chapter 11: Job Application: letter Chapter 12: Job Application: resume Chapter 13: Job Interview Chapter 14: Letter: business Chapter 15: Letter to the Editor Chapter 16: Narrative Chapter 17: Narrative Genre: crime fiction Chapter 18: Narrative Genre: speculative fiction Chapter 19: News Article Chapter 20: Novel: aspects and analysis Chapter 21: Novel: essay Chapter 22: Play Review Chapter 23: Play Script: writing and performing a play script Chapter 24: Poetry: writing and performing a poem Chapter 25: Poetry: essay Chapter 26: Reference List [Harvard Style]: constructing a reference list Chapter 27: Report Chapter 28: Research Assignment Chapter 29: Shakespearean Drama: aspects and analysis Chapter 30: Shakespearean Drama: essay Chapter 31: Short Story Chapter 32: Speech Chapter 33: Textual Reconstruction Appendix.
Senior Text Types: a writing guide for students has been written by an experienced classroom teacher to provide a ready reference tool for students, teachers and parents to assist in the production of over 30 different types of written texts. Texts presented in the guide cover a wide range of genres and include: - different types of general academic essays - specific essays on poetry, plays, the novel and Shakespeare - formal reports and meetings - film and book reviews - speeches - job applications and interviews - narrative fiction, poetry and short story writing - media article - job applications and interviews. The guide also includes: - a glossary of terms - writing activities - a matrix of text types. Each text type is presented in a double page format, with one page analysing the structure of the genre and the second page presenting an example of the text. This presentation provides the scaffolding and modelling necessary for the development of writing skills. Senior Text Types: A Writing Guide for Students is a unique tool for improving writing skills and can be used by students at the middle to upper secondary school level and beyond. Contents: Chapter 1: Advertisement Chapter 2: Agenda and Minutes Chapter 3: Auto/biography Chapter 4: Book Review Chapter 5: Brochure / Flyer Chapter 6: Editorial Chapter 7: Essay: expository/persuasive Chapter 8: Essay: comparative Chapter 9: Feature Article Chapter 10: Film Review Chapter 11: Job Application: letter Chapter 12: Job Application: resume Chapter 13: Job Interview Chapter 14: Letter: business Chapter 15: Letter to the Editor Chapter 16: Narrative Chapter 17: Narrative Genre: crime fiction Chapter 18: Narrative Genre: speculative fiction Chapter 19: News Article Chapter 20: Novel: aspects and analysis Chapter 21: Novel: essay Chapter 22: Play Review Chapter 23: Play Script: writing and performing a play script Chapter 24: Poetry: writing and performing a poem Chapter 25: Poetry: essay Chapter 26: Reference List [Harvard Style]: constructing a reference list Chapter 27: Report Chapter 28: Research Assignment Chapter 29: Shakespearean Drama: aspects and analysis Chapter 30: Shakespearean Drama: essay Chapter 31: Short Story Chapter 32: Speech Chapter 33: Textual Reconstruction Appendix.
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