EAPP

• Main Idea: holds the main point of an informational text.
• Main Idea: a general statement that presents essential

  points that leads the reader to the right direction.
• Deductive order: main idea is stated at the beginning and

  supporting details follow
• Inductive order: supporting ideas are expressed at the beginning which build a coherent statement at the end
• SUMMARY: a short restatement of the main idea of a text.
• SUMMARY: cutting the original text and express it into your

  own words.
• PARAPHRASING: a restatement in your own words of the main idea

  and supporting details of a text.
• PARAPHRASING: It calls for a change of flow of ideas to make the

  original text clearer. Also, the paraphrase may be

  longer or shorter than the original text.
• CONCEPT PAPER: an in-depth analysis of any idea, situation, or practice. It can be on anything significant—feeling, situation, cultural practice or belief.
• Extended definitions: are essay length texts that use different rhetorical patterns or methods of development to show the meaning of a particular term or concept.
• Methods of Development:

  Defining

  Classifying/Dividing

  Comparing/contrasting

  narrating a process

  Illustrating

  Cause & Effect
• • INTRODUCTION: Arouse the interest of the target reader by showing understanding of the mission.
• • PURPOSE:
  • Identify a problem or need of the reader that wished to address and justify the need of the proposed project.
• • PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Describe the activities that the project undertake to address the problem. Point out the strengths and the general impact of the project.
• METHODOLOGY OR PROJECT DESIGN: Enumerate the steps/procedures to implement the project.
• • PROJECT NEEDS: Make a list of materials, personnel, equipment, and space that will be the needed to carry out the project. Include the cost estimate.
• TIMETABLE

  Make an estimate of the time it will take for the completion of the project.
• • OBJECTIVES:
  • State the specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound (SMART) objectives of the project.