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Research Methodology: Academic Writing

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Facts and Inferences

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Extended Definition Paragraph

Extended Definition Paragraph. Read every slide. Follow all the directions. Turn everything in for credit. English 2011 Summer School Mrs. L. Ray. Go to the next slide. What is an extended definition?. More than a dictionary definition An in-depth explanation of an idea

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Observation & Inference

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Write Fast!

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Chapter 16 Introductions and conclusions

???????? ?? ??????? ??? ?????? ??? ???. Chapter 16 Introductions and conclusions. Foreword . A good introduction encourages readers to read your report with interest and prepares them to understand it better.

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What makes a good presentation?

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How to Conclude Your Essay

How to Conclude Your Essay. It is important to have closure to any essay you write. In order for the reader to know you are concluding, use a good transition sentence and then close your essay. Conclusions & Closers. Some guiding principles for strong and effective conclusions:.

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Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect . EAP 1640 Dr. Dianne Ruggiero. What is it?. Emphasis is on why Writers examine both causes and effects, but most will stress just one. Why X happens and what results from X. Example. Writing about hobby

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The TOEFL Independent Essay: Steps to Writing Conclusions

The TOEFL Independent Essay: Steps to Writing Conclusions. Wendy M. Gough St. Mary College/Nunoike Gaigo Senmon Gakko.

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Essay Writing at Level 2

Essay Writing at Level 2. Preparation for External Standards. Analyse the question. At Level 2, the questions are more complex than Level 1. The question will require careful reading for understanding before you begin.

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Grammar

Grammar. Conclusions. TYPES OF CONCLUSIONS. The conclusion (ending or closing) of your writing is what wraps it all up for the reader.

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WALT- What were the Causes of the English Civil War ?

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Group ASSIGNMENT

Group ASSIGNMENT. Divide yourself into groups consisting not more than five (5) members and not less than three(3) members Elect a leader for the group. Choosing a topic.

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Group ASSIGNMENT

Group ASSIGNMENT. Divide yourself into groups consisting not more than five (5) members and not less than two (2) . Elect a leader for the group. Choosing a topic.

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Understanding Experimental Concepts

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Writing Fantasy

Writing Fantasy. Week 5 Day 1. Vocabulary. Fantasy: fantasy is fiction that contains unrealistic or unworldly elements, such as magic. It includes modern fantasy (which has a known author) and science fiction. Fiction: A narrative that is imagined rather than real. Conclusions.

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Feb 4

Feb 4. Learning Target: I can understand polygenic traits. Kick off Question: What type of blood is the universal donor? Essays not turned in will be counted as late and will incur a late penalty of 5% per day. May be printed, emailed or drop boxed to me . Notes: Patterns of inheritance

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Jan 29

Jan 29. Learning Target: I can understand how sex-inherited traits are passed on. Kick off Question: Why do you think mostly only men inherit baldness? 2 nd period: sex-linked traits/ blood typing 3 rd period only: Genetics worksheet Library: 11:30 1:15 Complete research:

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