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Improve Your Writing Skills with Proper Presentation

Follow key guidelines for neat handwriting, using pen in blue or black ink, dating and titling work, organizing clearly, and using pencil for diagrams. Enhance your writing by evaluating purpose, structure, organization, style, punctuation, vocabulary, and spelling.

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Improve Your Writing Skills with Proper Presentation

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  1. D&T Writing Mat Key words: • Presentation Matters: • Take care with handwriting. Form each letter clearly. • Always write in pen and in blue or black ink only. • Each piece of written work must have a date and title. • The date and title must be underlined. • Set out work clearly and neatly. • Rule a line under each piece of finished work. • Use a pencil and ruler, for diagrams and tables. • Use a pencil to draw at all times. • In order to improve the standard of your writing, you must think about the following points: • Does your writing suit the purpose? (Making Diary, Evaluation, Instructional) • Is it well structured? (clear beginning, middle, and end) • Is it organised into paragraphs? • Are your sentences of varying length and structures? • Is your punctuation correct? • Have you used technical vocabulary? • Are your spellings correct? Marking For Literacy Pr = Poor presentation Sp. = Spelling error p. = Punctuation error // or NP = New paragraph exp. = Poor expression w.w = Wrong word used v.f. = verbal feedback Mrs E Gough

  2. Have you used a green pen to check and develop your writing? Skills Matter at Aston Manor: In which other subjects do you use these writing skills?

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