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Follow the Directions: Choose one of the three writing prompts to respond to: Prompt A: Explain to a group...
Follow the Directions:
Choose one of the three writing prompts to respond to:
Prompt A: Explain to a group of incoming freshmen why time management becomes more difficult in high school than it was in middle school.
Prompt B: Explain to a parent or guardian who is unfamiliar with social media why online misinformation spreads so quickly.
Prompt C: Explain to a classmate who has never held a part-time job what it is actually like to balance schoolwork with working hours.
Draft a single paragraph of 8–10 sentences responding to your chosen prompt.
Complete the short reflection that follows your paragraph.
Answer the Questions:
Before drafting, fill in the following information:
Prompt chosen:
Organizational structure I will use:
My audience:
My working thesis (one sentence that signals my structure):
The two or three main points I will cover:
Write your expository paragraph (8–10 sentences). Make sure it includes a clear thesis, follows the organizational structure you identified, and uses at least two transitions appropriate to that structure.
Write a brief reflection (3–5 sentences) that answers the following:
How does your paragraph's structure serve your specific audience? Point to at least one choice you made because of who would be reading it.
What was the one meaningful revision you made, and why did you make it with your audience in mind?
Choose one of the three writing prompts to respond to:
Prompt A: Explain to a group of incoming freshmen why time management becomes more difficult in high school than it was in middle school.
Prompt B: Explain to a parent or guardian who is unfamiliar with social media why online misinformation spreads so quickly.
Prompt C: Explain to a classmate who has never held a part-time job what it is actually like to balance schoolwork with working hours.
Draft a single paragraph of 8–10 sentences responding to your chosen prompt.
Complete the short reflection that follows your paragraph.
Answer the Questions:
Before drafting, fill in the following information:
Prompt chosen:
Organizational structure I will use:
My audience:
My working thesis (one sentence that signals my structure):
The two or three main points I will cover:
Write your expository paragraph (8–10 sentences). Make sure it includes a clear thesis, follows the organizational structure you identified, and uses at least two transitions appropriate to that structure.
Write a brief reflection (3–5 sentences) that answers the following:
How does your paragraph's structure serve your specific audience? Point to at least one choice you made because of who would be reading it.
What was the one meaningful revision you made, and why did you make it with your audience in mind?