writing frameworks
Use these templates, infomation and planning sheets to make sure you include all the elements required for the final product.
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To explore and analyse a topic, then persuade the reader to a particular point of view by providing supporting evidence or data.
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To recount, retell events, experiences, achievements of a person's life.
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Used to provide information about services, campaign, project or goods.
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Connectives are words and phrases that link sentences together. Use this document for suggestions that you can use.
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Used to help organise your thoughts when discussing a topic.
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A guide on how to structure an essay.
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Used to explain how things work, why things operate as they do or describe a process.
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Exposition
(Presenting both sides) |
To examine and compare both sides of an argument or issue by providing supporting evidence or data.
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Persuasive exposition
(Taking one point of view) |
To persuade the reader to a particular point of view by presenting evidence and data.
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Instructional words tell you 'how' to respond to a task. Use this document to fully understand what is being asked in the task.
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To enquire into a mathematical situation and produce a mathematical argument.
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A guide on how to structure a newspaper report.
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To promote or summarise a topic of interest.
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Used for an oral presentation of information, instructions, reports and can include graphics, links and other media.
A guide to PowerPoint/Keynote presentations |
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To retell past events and experiences in order to entertain or inform.
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To provide information on a particular topic or about a particular situation that has happened or is still happening.
A guide to writing a report |
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To conduct an open ended scientific investigation in order to document findings, draw inferences and attach new information to previous understandings.
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