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This presentation is to cascade the entire content learnt at the professional development workshop held in Islamabad in the year 2016, conducted by the Principal Examiner at Cambridge, Helen Reed Bidder.
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This presentation is based on the information provided through a CIE webinar that was conducted by HELEN TONER. It will help you to teacher or attempt paper 2 of English language (1123)
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The paper should follow APA format and be 4.5 page long (of text). Include a title page, abstract, and references page. The paper will be 7 pages long total.
1)Who is the writer? (Is there anything in the writer's background that might influence what is (or is not) included in the argument?
2). What is the writer's purpose? What does the writer hope to achieve?
3). What question has the writer decided to address? How broad is the question?
4).What situation created the need for the argument?
5)At what point in the argument does the writer appeal to
logic
? To the
emotions?
How does the writer try to establish his or her
credibility?
6)How does the writer organize the argument? How effective is the arrangement of ideas?
7).What evidence does the writer use to support the argument? Does the writer use enough evidence?
8) Does the writer use smiles, metaphors and allusions?
9) Does the writer use parallelism, repetition, and rhetorical questions?
10) Give your analysis , what is your overall assessment of the argument?
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2. STRATEGY: Q5 on P1
1) Do this questions first so that you have the full time. If you
want to skim read the text to give you some ideas, then do.
2) Spend 8-10 minutes planning - write this on your paper. For
narrative, decide what will happen in the beginning (set up the
character/s, the location, the problem), in the middle (develop
character, location, explore the problem in more detail) and
end (how will you leave it? what resolution? what twist? what
enigma?)
3) Decide what crafted sentences you will use - what hook to
open your story? where can you use sentences giving you a
range of punctuation? where can you use appropriate
metaphors and personification?
4) Write a sentence - read it back. Write another sentence - read
them both back. Write another sentence - read everything you
have written. Keep doing this and edit as you write 2 ½ sides -
NO MORE! Take the time to do it well.
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9. STRATEGY: Q5 on P2
1) Do this questions first so that you have the full time. If you want to skim read the
texts to give you some ideas, then do.
2) Spend 8-10 minutes planning - write this on your paper. Decide on your strong
overall view: Which side do you agree with, or do you feel strongly the ’middle,
balanced’ way is best? Decide your opinion. Decide who you are.
3) Plan 3-4 paragraphs - points that you will make. What evidence will you use to
support? What persuasive appeal will you use? Add a counterargument to one of
the paragraphs. How will you destroy it?
4) Decide what language you need to use to clearly write in the appropriate voice and
form for the task: SPEECH - reference to listeners, formal language if audience has
high status, more use of ‘I’, REPORT and ESSAY - reference to what the report/essay
aims to do, formal language if audience has high status, less use of ‘I’, LETTER -
reference to the purpose of your letter (I am writing to…) and closing statement of
what you want to happen next (I look forward to discussing…), ARTICLE - more
conversational, engages with the reader.
5) Decide what crafted sentences you will use - what device will open your opinion
piece - an anecdote? evidence of your expertise - who you are? a surprising fact?
6) Decide where can you use sentences giving you a range of punctuation? where can
you use appropriate metaphors and imagery?
7) Write a sentence - read it back. Write another sentence - read them both back.
Write another sentence - read everything you have written. Keep doing this and edit
as you write 2 ½ sides - NO MORE! Take the time to do it well.
(note: use absolutely no more than 2 rhetorical questions in your writing)
21. LP2 Q4
How do they feel?
How do we know?
Can you find a definitive
statement that sums up
the feeling?
What is each writer
focused on?
Where does the
viewpoint/attitude/
feeling/perspective
shift? Is it the same
throughout?
Refer to language
features and shifts in
focus or attitude.