What is Scripture?
importance of writing is not only ontological:
Writing is a system of graphic representation
of a language, through signs recorded or drawn
on a support. It is a method of human
communication that is carried out through visual
signs that constitute a system. A writing system
can be complete or incomplete; He is complete
who can express without ambiguity everything
that a given language can manifest and say. The
first writing techniques date back to 4000 BC
Importance of Scripture
There is something very important in
writing that the most ancient people must have
understood before inventing it: the need to
give memory a backing that would make it
stronger; but also, the conviction that what
they wanted to preserve was so valuable that it
should not be lost.
Before writing – and precisely as a
requirement to feel the need to invent it –
human beings had to have understood that
time and death put an end to what they
considered valuable. In the origin of writing, a
very deep knowledge and a very high desire
are involved: knowledge is knowing that we
are mortal and the desire is to conquer death.
Consciousness of importance,
consciousness of death and desire for
immortality are united in the origin of
language. Devise symbols similar to what you
wanted to mean with them (ideograms) or
devise some notches with the tip of a stick on a
fresh clay tablet (cuneiform writing), or an
alphabet or a alphabet or a binary system
based on zeros and some is already a
secondary issue.
The brilliant step, perhaps the most
brilliant step of all that humanity has taken,
because through it we went from prehistory to
history, was the invention of writing. But the
we owe our being to it, innumerable
advantages of an individual and practical
nature also depend on it. Whoever writes not
only shapes his words, organizes them and
clarifies them, but also shapes himself: one
sees oneself in what one writes, one discovers
oneself in the text; When writing you not only
organize the words, you organize your head:
the clarification is one.
When writing one discovers that they knew
more than they thought they knew, because
writing makes us introspective and when
exploring ourselves it turns out that we have
more than we supposed, because writing not
only allows us to focus our attention or
activate our memory by bringing our
memories to paper, but it allows us to invent,
imagine, discover aspects that we had never
considered: writing allows us to know
ourselves. In short, for many reasons writing is
important, but for me, a writer after all, it is
above all because by writing I make the best
things in life more possible and if not, writing
them is enough, because it is as if there were.
vivid.
Purposes
of the writing
Writing always responds to a purpose, it is
written to remember, to retain content of
interest, to present conclusions, to prepare a
conference, to raise problems, to ask questions,
to express or refute opinions. When students are
asked to create a text, they must be clear about
the purpose of this writing, the objectives of its
production, and the process it involves: planning,
textualization and revision.
To plan:
 Determine the communication situation:
objective, recipient.
 Generate and select ideas in accordance with
the objective.
 Use techniques to organize ideas (schemes,
concept maps).
 Do research work on the topic to be
developed, read the material.
Textualize:
 Ability to give linguistic form to planned
aspects.
 Narrative, Descriptive, Epistolary, etc.
 Pay attention to the content, the text
(cohesion and coherence), grammar and spelling.
Review:
 Examine the product obtained. Compare the
writing with the planning.
 Pay attention to the content and form.
 Adjust, rewrite, remake the prepared version.
Formal Aspects of Writing
For the best presentation of the paragraphs,
and the good relationship between them within
the written language, it is necessary that the
formal aspects of the writing be observed, so that
it produces a good impression on the reader and
is able to win it for their cause. In this sense, for a
piece of writing to be pleasant to look at and to
want to read it, you need a series of rules, called
Formal Aspects of Writing. These are:
 That it has legible or understandable
handwriting.
 Neatness or cleanliness when writing.
 Have a good and beautiful presentation.
 That indentation is used, that is, the blank
space that we leave before starting to write.
 That has a right, left, top and bottom margin.
 Avoid spelling errors.
 That the correct use of capital letters and
lowercase letters be made.
 That the correct use of punctuation marks is
made (period, full stop, colon, comma, semi-
colon, exclamation and question mark).
Writer Profile
There is no recipe that tells us how to write
well. However, it is possible to work on some
strategies that can help us make this process
more efficient. In addition to knowing these
strategies, it is useful for you to know your way
of conceiving writing and carrying out tasks in
which it is present, so that you can adapt the
planning, textualization and revision processes
according to your needs.
Below, we present four writing profiles that
correspond to different ways of proceeding
when writing:
 The diver profile : The writer with this profile
experiences the need to write immediately and
therefore quickly dives into the writing or
textualization process. It is not difficult for him to
fill pages and pages and he often writes a lot
without thinking about sections or structures.
 The Helicopter Profile : This is extensive
writing that seeks to master the big picture first.
The helicopter metaphor indicates that the writer
must have information about the general image
of the text, its limits and its structure, even if he
does not yet have the details of each of its
sections.
 The puzzle profile : In this case, it is a writer
who acts as if he were completing a puzzle or
playing a game in which various pieces must be
fitted together until a final figure with meaning is
achieved. The writer who writes according to this
profile has different files in which he has saved
portions or pieces of information that, when the
time comes, are used to complete a new text
using the well-known resource offered by word
processors of “cutting” and "paste".
 The chaos profile: This profile is characterized
by the absence of regularities in the way the
written composition process is approached. On
certain occasions you write immediately, but on
other occasions it is very difficult to start
carrying the blank page.
Recommendations for good
writing
The following recommendations, regardless
of their order, can provide elements for good
writing.
 With a thesaurus or with the help of the
Internet, look for other words so that they are not
repetitive, because sometimes reiterating words
is boring.
 Don't be too specific in what you write, as it
can help you engage the reader more in your
Produced by:
stories, that is, it makes them more interesting.
 Carrero, Alfredo
 Base your own ideas, if something is similar to
 Da Silva, Jesus
another book or a movie it will make people
 Gil, Antonio
think that you copied it so be very creative about
that.  Jimenez, Carlos
 Macedo, Diego
 Be subjective in your writing (if you want,
because I love subjective writing).  Trocel, Victor
 Describe very well in the parts that are
significant.
2nd Year – Section “D”
March 2012
BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA
MINISTRY OF POPULAR POWER FOR EDUCATION
EU “COROMOTO SCHOOL”
DUNGEON - GUÁRICO