高级写作教案2.ppt

Advanced English Writing (year 2012-2013) II. Writing process and pre-writing strategies Objectives and difficult points Objectives:to learn how to get started in a writing process; Time Allotment: 60 min class discussion and 30 min practice; Major points:writing process;writing situation; narrow your focus; prewriting strategies; Difficult points: prewriting strategies; Assignment: reading assignment; practice the prewriting strategies with your project topic; Review Page 2 of CW Page 4 of CW Practice Page 5 of CW 3 Free Writing or Free Association Free writing means writing like crazy. Write down everything popping up in your head. Follow the train of thought and ignore grammar, structure or handwriting. Practice Choose a topic in the following and practice one prewriting strategy introduced today. fashion internet e-buying travel Work out a specific branch from the above prewriting practice and shape one topic sentence for the topic. Review exercises Page 10 of CW Assignment CW p.11-16 OWW part II Methods (p.47-92). Choose a topic for your first project and discuss it with your group members. Use prewriting strategies to gather generate ideas that might be used in your writing project 1. It’s usually believed in this country that it isn’t a festival or special occasion without firecrackers./ That’s too much./ But it’s true./ No matter if it’s during the Spring Festival or on a wedding day, you can hear the explosions and see the jumps of firecrackers./ Then you smell festivity in the air./ Firecrackers are symbols of fortune and good luck. Fortune for the business people who sell firecrackers for great profits, and good luck for the economy. Sample Brainstorming: Topic: Firecrackers They surely enliven a festival atmosphere, spreading the good news everywhere, the best way to get attention./ But they also call attention to bad news, too. Like in funerals./ That’s ironic. / Perhaps, those who enjoy them most are kids. It’s just another