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How To Write A Review
How To Write A Review
How To Write A Review
Date: ____________________________
I. Objective/s
Writes an objective/ balanced review or critique of a work of art, an event or a program CS_EN11/12A-EAPP-Id-f-18
A. Preliminaries
Review
Submission of assignment.
Ask: How to write a review?
B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation
2. Presentation
Randomly choose students to share their reactions to the film.
1. What was the film about? Answer it in three sentences.
2. Did you like the film? Why or why not?
3. Which part of the film did you like the best? Why? Which part did you not like? Why?
(Please refer to English for Academic Advancement; St. Augustine Publications, Inc. pages 19-38)
In order for a writer to come up with a good review on a certain subject, he must be able to take into consideration the ff elements:
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(Please refer to Communication Today English For Academic & Professional Purposes for Senior High;Dr. Jessie Barrot, Philippe John
Sipacio pages 139-145)
A reaction paper, a review, and a critique are specialized forms of writing in which a reviewer or reader evaluates any of the ff.:
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3. Activity
From the model reviews discussed, fill out the appropriate part of each type of review being asked in the matrix below.
4. Generalization
What is a review ?
Enumerate the structures of a reaction paper, Review or Critique?
IV. Evaluation
________2. A reaction paper; review and critique generally use the same organization of ideas.
________5. Marxist criticism involves the analysis of the intrinsic features of a text.
________6. More than half of a review or critique should be devoted to the summary.
________7. The name of an author and title of the reviewed article are placed at the end of the review or critique.
________8. The reviewer’s overall impression of the material being reviewed should be placed in the introduction.
________9. When writing a review, reaction paper, or critique, only one perspective should be used.
V. Assignment
(Please refer to Communication Today English For Academic & Professional Purposes for Senior High;Dr. Jessie Barrot, Philippe John Sipacio
pages 146-148)