Stephen King provides 16 pieces of writing advice in his book On Writing. The document asks students to rank the advice from 1 to 16 based on importance to classroom goals and to justify their top choice. It also asks which piece of advice had the most disagreement within the group.
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Stephen King provides 16 pieces of writing advice in his book On Writing. The document asks students to rank the advice from 1 to 16 based on importance to classroom goals and to justify their top choice. It also asks which piece of advice had the most disagreement within the group.
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Stephen King provides 16 pieces of writing advice in his book On Writing. The document asks students to rank the advice from 1 to 16 based on importance to classroom goals and to justify their top choice. It also asks which piece of advice had the most disagreement within the group.
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Stephen King gives 16 pieces of writing advice in On
Writing. With your group, come to a consensus and rank Kings ideas from 1 to 16with 1 being most important to our class goals. _______Write a lot, read a lot. _______ Continue, write until youre finished. _______Have a place to write. _______Writebut tell the truth. _______Plan, but allow for change _______You need a happy medium of (clear) description, narration, and dialogue. _______Show, dont telldialogue helps with characterization.
Group Members:
How did your group decide on the ranking?
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Justify your number one? Describe your reasoning. _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
_______Draw from real life.
_______Use anything (rhetorical or literary devices) that improves your writing. _______You may not see what improves your writing until you re-read and revise. _______Revise your writing after it gets cold. _______Know your audiencewrite to them. _______Research but what write what you know. _______Want to write. _______Good presentation counts. _______Writing is not life, but it can be a way back to life.
Which piece of advice did your group most disagree on?