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    The document contrasts the structure of creative and scholarly writing. It provides examples of elements that differ between the two styles such as: creative writing focuses on who, what, where, when details while scholarly writing's focus is on topics, supporting ideas, and conclusions. The document also lists tenses, language, and choosing topics as differing aspects between creative and scholarly writing styles. Learners are instructed to choose one topic to write a 120+ word scholarly piece or 200 word creative work on.

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    The document contrasts the structure of creative and scholarly writing. It provides examples of elements that differ between the two styles such as: creative writing focuses on who, what, where, when details while scholarly writing's focus is on topics, supporting ideas, and conclusions. The document also lists tenses, language, and choosing topics as differing aspects between creative and scholarly writing styles. Learners are instructed to choose one topic to write a 120+ word scholarly piece or 200 word creative work on.

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    The document contrasts the structure of creative and scholarly writing. It provides examples of elements that differ between the two styles such as: creative writing focuses on who, what, where, when details while scholarly writing's focus is on topics, supporting ideas, and conclusions. The document also lists tenses, language, and choosing topics as differing aspects between creative and scholarly writing styles. Learners are instructed to choose one topic to write a 120+ word scholarly piece or 200 word creative work on.

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    Writing Tips & Practice - Impact Foundation

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    The document contrasts the structure of creative and scholarly writing. It provides examples of elements that differ between the two styles such as: creative writing focuses on who, what, where, when details while scholarly writing's focus is on topics, supporting ideas, and conclusions. The document also lists tenses, language, and choosing topics as differing aspects between creative and scholarly writing styles. Learners are instructed to choose one topic to write a 120+ word scholarly piece or 200 word creative work on.

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    WRITING PRACTICE

    Lesson objectives:
    - Constrast the structure of Creative & Scholarly
    Writing
    - Write a scholarly/creative paragraph
    CREATIVE & SCHOLARLY WRITING

    CREATIVE STORIES SCHOLARLY WRITING


    Climax what, where,
    when, how,…?

    Opening Ending
    who, what, what, how,…?
    where, when…?
    WRITE AN OUTLINE

    CREATIVE STORIES SCHOLARLY WRITING


    Topic sentence

    Supporting ideas

    Ending sentence
    Taking a bus is cheap, but it is not
    really convenient.
    TENSES

    CREATIVE STORIES SCHOLARLY WRITING


    LANGUAGE

    CREATIVE STORIES SCHOLARLY WRITING

    Choice
    CHOOSE 01 TOPIC
    TO WRITE

    Scholarly Writing Creative Writing


    (> 120 words) (about 200 words)
    1. Teachers are no longer needed at 1. Describe an activity you would want
    schools in the age of digital learning and to do with your future children.
    artificial intelligence (AI).
    Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for
    your opinion.
    2. Write a contrast paragraph about a 2. Imagine that you are a rhino, write
    student in a mountainous area & a student a letter to humans about your fear &
    in a big city pain caused by human activities.

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