R U LRNG? Headlines and Reflection Connection

Wednesday, 9/24
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Headlines: How do you write them?

Tips 1
Tips 2
Tips 3
Tips 4

Summary

1. Be Short, Concise, Clear (strong verb, key words)
2. Be Interesting (appeal to audience; alliteration)
3. Be helpful (how information will benefit audience)
4. Be Fitting (question, how-to, Numbered reasons, puzzle according to need)

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Have you reached our goals?

Content: Did you research to understand and find a solution to your issue? Did you learn and apply the six traits: ideas, word choice, organization, sentence fluency, voice, conventions?

Process: Did you research, take notes, summarize, document sources, find key words, write a lead, draft, review, revise, draft, edit, style, publish?

Persuasion: Bandwagon, Experts, Anecdote, Rhetorical Question, Statistics, lead
Conventions: eliminate spelling, punctuation, capitalization, paragraphing, margin errors?

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Answer these questions:
Checklists How to (Content, Process, Persuasion, Conventions)

Click this link if you are approved to complete this online. Be sure you have marked your evidence for conferences (this is my prewriting in a list; this is my freewriting about my ideas).

Writing Reflections on Content, Process, Persuasion, Conventions

What do you do? What have you learned?
Your answers will show what you know.

1. How did you find and remember the content you needed to explain your issues?


Suggestions:

* Google Search Strategies
* Resources Links
* Note-taking
* Citations
* Gist Statements
* Summaries
* Key Words
* Leads



2. How did you move from an idea to a published piece of writing?


Suggestions:

* Brainstorm
* Discussion
* Research
* Drafts
* Questions
* Audience
* Purpose
* Facts
* Connections
* Experiences
* Revision
o Elaborate
o Experience
o Explanation
o Evidence
o Questions
o Key Words
* Edit
o Spelling
o Capitals
o Punctuation
o Paragraphs
* Drafts
o Prewrite
o Summarize
o Gist
o Wiki
o Google Docs


3. How do you write persuasively?


Suggestions:

* Bandwagon
* Experts
* Anecdotes
* Rhetorical Questions
* Statistics
* Leads
* Paragraphing
* Introduction: Grabber, Question, Thesis
* Conclusion: Gist, Fact, Thesis, Question

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