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RWS W3final
RWS W3final
Core Subject
(Patterns of Development
in Writing)
Karen R. Royo
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LESSON 1: PATTERNS OF
DEVELOPMENT
IN WRITING
I. Most Essential Learning Competency:
At the end of the lesson, it is expected that you should be able to:
II. CONTENT
Feature:
as a result
accordingly
because of (this)
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due to (this)
consequently
hence/therefore/thus
Example:
2. Effect to cause- The effect can be stated at the beginning of the text,
followed by sentences and paragraphs that expound on the causes. This
type of organization is best for presenting a single effect with different
causes.
Example:
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Another major cause of the global warming is deforestation. When
forests are burned, large amounts of carbon are released into the
atmosphere. Likewise, when trees are cut down, much carbon dioxide
from living things, some of which is absorbed by the trees, goes to the
atmosphere.
Moreover, nitrogen-based fertilizers are contributing to global
warming. They are used in farming to stimulate microbes in the soil. At
a very fast rate, the microbes convert nitrogen to nitrous oxide, a
greenhouse gas that can trap more heat than carbon dioxide can. Also,
it destroys the ozone, Earth’s defense from ultraviolet light.
Example:
2. PROBLEM- SOLUTION
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1. The problem-solution pattern is a straightforward approach. The
problem is expressed in a simple statement, and a possible solution is
given.
Example:
Example:
Women are significantly underrepresented in the fields of
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The small
number of women working in those fields can be attributed to the
prevailing attitudes of people in general about the ideal career
aspirations of women. Educating people then is a way to change how
they think and feel about women. Furthermore, the government and
public organizations should support programs that increase women’s
interest in the STEM fields.
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Example:
A study will set out to determine the effects of ultraviolet light on
live cells. In an experiment, a microbial sample will be subjected to UV
light from a 24-watt light bulb. After six hours, the sample will be
analyzed. The experiment aims prove that the UV light causes
irreparable DNA damage that causes cell death. The results can be used
to develop more effective ways to protect human skin from the UV light
from the sun.
Practice Exercise.
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as training your mind to work. In real life, when you have a habit of
practicing an effective time- management, you know how the saying
goes. Practice makes perfect. If you practice effective time-
management, then you are more likely to get the outcome that you
expect. Who doesn’t want to see good scores on his or her papers
without pressuring and cramming oneself? These are just some of
the causes and effects of having an effective time- management. You
may discover more if you actually do it.
Your answer______________________
Your answer______________________
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Key to Practice Exercise:
1. Paragraph number 1 used the cause and effect pattern of
development in writing, specifically the consecutive cause and
effect pattern. As you can notice, the causes, each with its
corresponding effect, are tackled one by one in a few sentences or a
paragraph. The writer explains each cause and effect completely
before moving on to the next cause and effect.
1st Cause: First, an effective time- management is necessary since
you are a student who aims to pass the grade level you are in.
Effect: And if you pass, most probably, you, yourself and your loved
ones will be happy for the achievement. When you pass, it will be
one step making you closer to your goal.
2nd Cause: An effective time- management important in order for you
to finish your modules on time before the scheduled date of retrieval.
Effect: This serves as your time- table to help you get through your
modules easier.
3rd Cause: Setting a time- frame is the same as training your mind
to work.
Effect: You are more likely to get the outcome that you expect: good
scores without pressuring and cramming oneself.
Thank you for answering the practice exercises. If you answered the practice
exercises correctly, you are now ready to proceed to do the written works. If
not, please try until you arrived on the correct answer.
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III. ASSESSMENT
Note: A Venn diagram is used to show the similarities and differences between
two or more objects or ideas. It uses overlapping circles to represent different
objects or ideas that share similar characteristics in some way. The
intersection or the area where the circles overlap shows the characteristic
that is common between or among the objects or ideas.
REFERENCES:
Anudin, Ali G. and Peña, Andrew Rey S., Reading and Writing, Quezon
City: Vibal Publishing House, 2016.
Domagsang, Anne Gelene T., Exploring Grammar and Literature,
Quezon City, Brilliant Creations Publishing, Inc., 2016.
Sample paragraphs used in the Example: Quipper School retrieved on
January 15, 2019
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MATRIX FOR ASSESSMENT #3 IN READING AND WRITING
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