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2015-09-04 Writing: transitions and paragraph

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  1. Greg Malivuk
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  4. Homework: p. 48 practice 6 - write supporting details for each topic sentence
  5. 2 a exams
  6. b stress
  7. c time management (getting up early, balancing studying and activities, etc.)
  8. 3 a someone else prepares your food, washes clothes, etc.
  9. b you don’t have to pay rent
  10. c you always have people to talk to
  11. 4 a disciplined (with good time management)
  12. b responsible
  13. c hard-working
  14. 5 a friendly
  15. b easier to meet professors
  16. c smaller classes mean it’s easier to learn (paragraph 3 on p. 45 is about this topic)
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  18. p. 49 - transition signals for (the supporting details in) listing-order paragraphs
  19. (Remember that “finally” is for the last supporting detail, NOT for the conclusion.)
  20. p. 53 - transition signals for the conclusion
  21. (The conclusion sentence should review or repeat the ideas from the rest of the paragraph, it should NOT introduce a new idea.)
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  23. Find the cluster about a specific job that you made on Tuesday. Write a paragraph about the (3 or 4) most important characteristics someone needs to be good at that job.
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  25. A good teacher must have three important characteristics. First of all, good teachers need to be able to… In conclusion, people who are ____, ____, and ____ can become very good teachers.
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  27. Homework: finish your paragraph at home, check for sentence structure, punctuation, and capitalization (like we talked about last week)
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  29. REMEMBER: NO SCHOOL ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
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