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tewriting chapt 5-7

27問 • 1年前

christine soriano

問題一覧

1

curated collection of your best work that demonstrates your growth as a writer. And it highlights your skills, your style and versatility.

portfolio

2

an essential step in preparing your portfolio. it ensures clarity and professionalism in your work and you have to take time to carefully review your piece or each piece for grammatical errors.

proofreading

3

include reading aloud to catch the errors you might miss when reading silently.

techniques for effective proofreading

4

crucial for creating policy. so you have to be consistent on your fonts and spacing throughout your portfolio to enhance your readability

formatting your portfolio

5

photos or maps that will compliment your writing. these elements can add depth to your narrative and engage readers visually

visuals and supplementary

6

start with a clear structure which could begin in an introduction you have to provide an overview of your articles and conclude with reflections on what you learned from the process.

effective presentation

7

you have to explain significance what it represents in terms of your growth as a writer.

introduce each piece

8

provides new perspective on your work that you might not have considered

constructive criticism

9

vital to improving your writing. be specific about what you want and others to focus on, whether it’s clarity, engagement or character development

seek feedback

10

helps you receive and will help you grow as a writer

listening actively to a feedback

11

look for patterns in the comments

analyzing feedback

12

it is essential, prioritize areas that need improvement to strengthen your narrative effectively

make meaningful changes based on feedback

13

check your clarity, ensure your ideas expressed clearly and concisely. edit your grammar and punctuation

polishing the final draft

14

clear fonts, headings, and spacing to create professional appearance

importance of formatting

15

ongoing process that goes beyond correcting errors. after feedback we turn it into positive from negative. it enhances your narrative itself

revision

16

includes reading aloud to catch awkward phrasing or taking breaks before revisiting your work to gain fresh perspective. this process allows you to approach your writing with a critical eye

strategies for effective revision

17

are essential tools that writers use to create meaning and enhance your narratives or their narratives rather. covey emotions, paint vivid pictures and connect with readers on a deeper level

literary devices

18

this tool allows you to draw comparisons that makes your writing more relatable and impactful

metaphors, similes, analogies

19

direct comparison between two unrelated things that suggest that they are alike in some ways

metaphors

20

came from the greek word simili, which is similar. but used as like or as to make comparisons. imagery that resonates with your readers

similes

21

explaining a concept through the comparison with something familiar as an example which is written there, traveling is like opening a book each destination is a new chapter filled with stories.

analogies

22

can bring your narrative to life by allowing readers to connect with characters on a personal level

dialogue

23

involves using descriptive language that appeals to the senses whether it is the sight, the sound, the smell, the taste, the touch in order to create vivid mental pictures

imagery

24

using symbols to represent larger ideas or concept. it allows you to convey deeper meanings within your narrative

symbolism

25

connecting themes and experiences across articles

cohesive narrative

26

grouping by topics

thematic organization

27

by date of writing

chronological order

Enumeration

Enumeration

christine soriano · 14問 · 1年前

Enumeration

Enumeration

14問 • 1年前

christine soriano

Incident report content example

Incident report content example

christine soriano · 9問 · 1年前

Incident report content example

Incident report content example

9問 • 1年前

christine soriano

Type of incident

Type of incident

christine soriano · 6問 · 1年前

Type of incident

Type of incident

6問 • 1年前

christine soriano

The importance of incident reporting in the workplace

The importance of incident reporting in the workplace

christine soriano · 7問 · 1年前

The importance of incident reporting in the workplace

The importance of incident reporting in the workplace

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christine soriano

Theoretical perspectives

Theoretical perspectives

christine soriano · 6問 · 1年前

Theoretical perspectives

Theoretical perspectives

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christine soriano

Crisis committee

Crisis committee

christine soriano · 5問 · 1年前

Crisis committee

Crisis committee

5問 • 1年前

christine soriano

Crisis planning and implementation process

Crisis planning and implementation process

christine soriano · 6問 · 1年前

Crisis planning and implementation process

Crisis planning and implementation process

6問 • 1年前

christine soriano

Departments

Departments

christine soriano · 8問 · 1年前

Departments

Departments

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christine soriano

thcrisis chapt 8

thcrisis chapt 8

christine soriano · 6問 · 1年前

thcrisis chapt 8

thcrisis chapt 8

6問 • 1年前

christine soriano

thcrisis chapt 7

thcrisis chapt 7

christine soriano · 13問 · 1年前

thcrisis chapt 7

thcrisis chapt 7

13問 • 1年前

christine soriano

thcrisis chapt 6

thcrisis chapt 6

christine soriano · 14問 · 1年前

thcrisis chapt 6

thcrisis chapt 6

14問 • 1年前

christine soriano

thcrisis chapt 5

thcrisis chapt 5

christine soriano · 13問 · 1年前

thcrisis chapt 5

thcrisis chapt 5

13問 • 1年前

christine soriano

問題一覧

1

curated collection of your best work that demonstrates your growth as a writer. And it highlights your skills, your style and versatility.

portfolio

2

an essential step in preparing your portfolio. it ensures clarity and professionalism in your work and you have to take time to carefully review your piece or each piece for grammatical errors.

proofreading

3

include reading aloud to catch the errors you might miss when reading silently.

techniques for effective proofreading

4

crucial for creating policy. so you have to be consistent on your fonts and spacing throughout your portfolio to enhance your readability

formatting your portfolio

5

photos or maps that will compliment your writing. these elements can add depth to your narrative and engage readers visually

visuals and supplementary

6

start with a clear structure which could begin in an introduction you have to provide an overview of your articles and conclude with reflections on what you learned from the process.

effective presentation

7

you have to explain significance what it represents in terms of your growth as a writer.

introduce each piece

8

provides new perspective on your work that you might not have considered

constructive criticism

9

vital to improving your writing. be specific about what you want and others to focus on, whether it’s clarity, engagement or character development

seek feedback

10

helps you receive and will help you grow as a writer

listening actively to a feedback

11

look for patterns in the comments

analyzing feedback

12

it is essential, prioritize areas that need improvement to strengthen your narrative effectively

make meaningful changes based on feedback

13

check your clarity, ensure your ideas expressed clearly and concisely. edit your grammar and punctuation

polishing the final draft

14

clear fonts, headings, and spacing to create professional appearance

importance of formatting

15

ongoing process that goes beyond correcting errors. after feedback we turn it into positive from negative. it enhances your narrative itself

revision

16

includes reading aloud to catch awkward phrasing or taking breaks before revisiting your work to gain fresh perspective. this process allows you to approach your writing with a critical eye

strategies for effective revision

17

are essential tools that writers use to create meaning and enhance your narratives or their narratives rather. covey emotions, paint vivid pictures and connect with readers on a deeper level

literary devices

18

this tool allows you to draw comparisons that makes your writing more relatable and impactful

metaphors, similes, analogies

19

direct comparison between two unrelated things that suggest that they are alike in some ways

metaphors

20

came from the greek word simili, which is similar. but used as like or as to make comparisons. imagery that resonates with your readers

similes

21

explaining a concept through the comparison with something familiar as an example which is written there, traveling is like opening a book each destination is a new chapter filled with stories.

analogies

22

can bring your narrative to life by allowing readers to connect with characters on a personal level

dialogue

23

involves using descriptive language that appeals to the senses whether it is the sight, the sound, the smell, the taste, the touch in order to create vivid mental pictures

imagery

24

using symbols to represent larger ideas or concept. it allows you to convey deeper meanings within your narrative

symbolism

25

connecting themes and experiences across articles

cohesive narrative

26

grouping by topics

thematic organization

27

by date of writing

chronological order