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WRITING FOR DUMMIES

TRANSITIONS AND PROVIDING SUPPORT
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TRANSITIONS:

HELP READERS MOVE SMOOTHLY THROUGH A TEXT.
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Some examples of transitions:

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TO OFFER EVIDENCE:

  • Most important,
  • For example,
  • For instance,
  • To illustrate,
  • In this case,
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TO INTRODUCE AN INTERPRERATION

  • Therefore,
  • For these reasons,
  • Consequently,
  • Furthermore,
  • In addition,
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TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST:

  • Although,
  • Even though,
  • Instead,
  • On the other hand
  • On the contrary,
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TO ADD INFORMATION

  • Additionally,
  • In addition,
  • For example,
  • For instance,
  • Likewise,
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TO CLARIFY

  • In other words,
  • For instance,
  • That is,
  • Put another way,
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TO CONCLUDE:

  • As a result,
  • Therefore,
  • Thus,
  • Finally,
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PROVIDING SUPPORT

  • Direct quotes,
  • Paraphrasing,
  • Embedded quotations,
  • TLQC
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A DIRECT QUOTE SHOULD NOT...

  • Contain a simple idea,
  • Repeat an idea,
  • Stand alone,
  • Be lengthy,
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A DIRECR QUOTE SHOULD...

  • Contain a complex idea,
  • Add another layer of depth
  • Be smoothly embedded,
  • Be short
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Paraphrasing: A piece of text re-worded to achieve greater clarity.

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Embedded quotation: A quote that is worked into a sentence; an exact quote that contains the page number.

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T.L.Q.C.

  • Transition
  • Lead-in
  • Quote
  • Citation
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Transition:
Use a bridge to link and strengthen cohesion and fluency.

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Lead-In:
Use to set the context for the information in the quote.

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Quote:
Use ideas from a credible source to strengthen your ideas.

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Citation:
Include the authors last name and page number to give credit to the author.

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HAIKU DECK POSITIVES

  • You can insert your own pictures.
  • There are cool pictures within the app.
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HAIKU DECK NEGATIVES

  • You can add minimal information on a slide.
  • You can't work on it together.
  • There are limited formats.
  • There aren't many fonts.
  • Not a lot of creative things you can do with the slides.
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THE TREVOR SLIDE

  • Over the summer went to New York
  • Play baseball and baseball is life
  • My birthday is in August
  • I have 2 cats,5 hermit crabs,1gecko and used to have a snake and a dog.
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THE JULIANA SLIDE

  • I do gymnastics and My level is Xcel Gold.
  • Birthday in August.
  • I have 1 sister.
  • 2 Fish.
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THE VICTOR SLIDE

  • I was born on July 4th
  • Over the summer I sat on a cactus in utah
  • I l

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