Sumários
Expository Writing
23 Novembro 2020, 18:30 • Hilda Alexandra Prazeres Eusebio
Today we learned about the basics of Expository Writing. Anyone who missed today's lessons should read the section in their course book that relates to Expository Writing.
- boredom vs. excitement
- guile vs. innocence
- intuition/instinct vs. knowledge
- girlpower
- childhood/adolescence vs. adulthood
- curiosity
- coming-of-age
- teenage rebellion
- country life vs. city life
- stalking: predator vs. prey
- rape and sexual abuse
- fear vs. courage
- adventure & danger
- etc.
Lesson 23
23 Novembro 2020, 15:30 • Katarzyna Dominika Karpowicz Osowska
"The True Cost" - discussion about the movie
Lesson 22
20 Novembro 2020, 15:30 • Katarzyna Dominika Karpowicz Osowska
"The True Cost" - a documentary by Andrew Morgan
Persuasive Writing...
19 Novembro 2020, 18:30 • Hilda Alexandra Prazeres Eusebio
Today, TP3 finished their very impressive analysis of Barack Obama's 2012 DNC speech, having identified the techniques and target voters in each of their sections.
Next class: we will begin to look at Expository Writing.
It is important that students come to all lessons from now one as they will be simultaneously learning about expository writing while preparing for their oral examinations.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: next week's midterm dates have been changed. The Descriptive/Narrative Writing test (Midterm Test Part 1) will now be held on
November 26th and the Persuasive Writing test (Midterm Test Part 2) will now be held on
December 3rd. This is to allow students to have tutorials and homework feedback before each section of the the test. Descriptive/narrative homework assignments will be returned as soon as possible and tutorials will be held next week.