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  • Persuasive Essay For An English Class
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    There is no logical reason to write a persuasive essay for an English class. Persuasive essays definitely do not need to be a requirement for high school students. The definition of persuade in Websters New College Dictionary is: To induce one to believe or do something; to argue into an opinion or procedure; to plead with, urge. I have always thought that someone who let his own opinion be changed by someone else is a person who lacks a strong will. I understand that some people have a certain ...
  • Sounds Within Spoken Words
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    Whole language is considered a 'top down' approach where the reader constructs a personal meaning for a text based on using their prior knowledge to interpret the meaning of what they are reading. Teachers are expected to provide a literacy rich environment for their students and to combine speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Whole language teachers emphasize the meaning of texts over the sounds of letters, and phonics instruction becomes just one component of the whole language classroom...
  • Writing In School
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    Appealing To Whom As I sit here, I can think of few things in life more intimidating than staring at a blank computer screen with the cursor blinking in your face. How can I come up with the most catchy title or most creative approach to a school essay How can I avoid boring my teacher to death with the exact same facts and general ideas that every other student in my English class is going to present These are, for me, the most difficult aspects of writing for an assigned subject. I dont mind w...
  • Rubber Band And Your Cheat Sheet
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    Although I never had a good reason to cheat on a test, I always wanted to just because I had thought of some good ways to do it. I realized that teachers were on the "look out" constantly for cheaters, which sparked my interest. How could I pull it off The fist trick requires a special kind of pen. Usually obtained from vacations to Florida, these pens have water in a hollow chamber around the center of the tube. There is usually some kind of picture of a boat that will go from one end of the pe...
  • Young Man's Paper
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    "True to Me" Born in 1902, in Joplin, Missouri, Langston Hughes spent most of his first years with his grandmother (Britannica). He was not raised under the best of circumstances but, he was very ambitious. He attended public schools in Illinois and Kansas and then graduated from high school in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1920. During the Harlem Renaissance (The New Negro Movement) of the 1920's and 1930's, he went on to Columbia University in New York City, where he attended classes for one year (Brita...
  • Aspects Of The Writing Process
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    Evaluation and Essay 2. My chosen genre for my piece of writing was a diary of my two week holiday in Corfu - Greece; I detailed my perceptions and experiences for each day throughout my vacation. The decision to create this form of written work was not reached easily. I was daunted by the fact that I was required to write a written piece of any genre without any specifications. I have never been the creative type and thus the notion of creating a fictional piece was out of the question. I tried...
  • Teachers
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    The subject of this article is creation from direct seeing. Author says we were taught imitation in school and unconsciously lost the ability to see directly. He thinks grading system of school cause it because students are supposed to think as teachers think or they lose credit, are regarded as strange. Consequently students are molded to stereotypes unconsciously. That's right. I mostly agree with this point. In my case, even at this moment Ifm looking for the answer my teacher expects. The mo...
  • Coaches First My Thoughts On Writing
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    Reminecing back to when I was in high school I was terrified of writing. I probably could say that I continue to feel that way at times. Teachers usually think of themselves first as teachers and not at all as coaches, at least not when I was in school. As I read the topic of "Teacher as Coach" I thought that if my school teachers had that mentality I probably would look at writing in a more positive manner. Most often than usual, we would turn in our writing assignments and when they were retur...

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