Patterns of Development

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  • This...
    • Refers to logical arrangement of ideas
    • Helps you follow ideas easily and understand a text better
    • Distinguish the major details from minor ones and predict ideas?
    Patterns of Development
  • Name the Kinds of Patterns.
    N________
    D_________
    E______________
    C__________ a__ C_______
    P______-S_______
    C_________
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    C____ a__ E_____
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    Narration
    Definition
    Exemplification
    Comparison and Contrast
    Problem-Solution
    Chronology
    Procedure
    Cause and Effect
    Persuasion
  • This Kind of Pattern:
    • The most basic pattern of development
    • Describes how, when, and where an event or occurrence actually happened
    • Used to tell a story or focus on a set of related events?
    Narration
  • This Kind of Pattern explains not just what something means or is, but also what something does, what something is used for, what something looks like, etc.
    Definition
  • What graphic organizer does Narration use? if structured?
    Plot Diagram, if structured Series of Events Chain
  • What graphic organizer does Definition use?
    Spider Map
  • Name the two Kinds of Definition.
    Scientific Definition
    Subjective Definition
  • This Kind of Definition defines concepts in the most factual way, which is often used in scientific, proper, or real world facts.
    Scientific Definition
  • This Kind of Definition...
    • Defines the objects in a more personal way.
    • Usually derived from the author’s own experiences and opinion
    • Often used by a writer to state something from a point of view of the characters or in relation to the setting
    Subjective Definition
  • This Kind of Pattern...
    • Divides things into groups, classes, or categories
    • Organizes ideas into divisions based on criteria or standards
    Classification
  • What graphic organizer does Classification use?
    Network Tree
  • What graphic organizer does exemplification use?
    Spider Map
  • This Kind of Pattern...
    • Organizes ideas based on how events, places, people, things, and concepts are similar to or different from one another.
    Comparison and Contrast
  • What graphic organizer does Comparison and Contrast use?
    Venn Diagram
  • Name the 2 Types of Comparison and Contrast.
    Separately
    Side by side
  • In Comparison and Contrast this involves describing one item first followed by the second item.
    Separately
  • In Comparison and Contrast this involves discussing both items based on each point of comparison
    Side by side
  • This Kind of Pattern focuses on either a problem or solution in a particular area or situation.
    Problem-Solution
  • What graphic organizer does Problem-Solution use?
    Problem-Solution Map
  • This Kind of Pattern...
    • Organizes ideas or events according to time
    • Can be in a form of narration or process
    Chronology
  • What graphic organizer does Chronology use?
    Timeline
  • Name the 2 types of Chronology.
    Narration
    Process
  • In Chronology they are sequences events in the order in which they occurred in time.
    Narration
  • In Chronology they organize ideas details based on stages or steps.
    Process
  • This Kind of Pattern are steps/sequence.
    Procedure
  • What graphic organizer does Procedure use?
    Flow Chart
  • This Kind of Pattern explains why something happens or what results a particular event produces.
    Cause and Effect
  • What graphic organizer does Cause and Effect use if...
    Paragraph emphasizing cause?
    Paragraph emphasizing effect?
    Paragraph emphasizing cause: Fishbone Map
    Paragraph emphasizing effect: Spider Map
  • This Kind of Pattern convinces readers to agree to an argument or claim about a particular topic.
    Persuasion
  • What graphic organizer does Persuasion use?
    Persuasion Map
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • is defined as
    • means
    • to define
    • as defined
    • refers to
    • to illustrate
    Definition
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • another
    • classified as
    • one kind
    • the last group
    • another kind
    • final type
    • the first category
    • the next part
    Classification
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • after all
    • for instance
    • namely
    • that is
    • as an example
    • in other words
    • put another way
    • to be specific
    • consider the following
    • in particular
    • specifically
    • to clarify
    • for example
    • in short
    • stated differently
    • to illustrate
    Exemplification
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • also
    • equally
    • in the same way
    • similarly
    • as
    • in a similar fashion
    • like
    • to compare
    • both
    • in comparison
    • likewise
    Comparing
     
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • although
    • despite
    • instead
    • otherwise
    • and yet
    • even so
    • however
    • still
    • as opposed to
    • even though
    • nevertheless
    • the fact remains
    • but
    • in contrast
    • nonetheless
    • unlike
    • conversely
    • in spite of
    • on the contrary
    • whereas
    • counter to
    • in the meantime
    • on the other hand
    • yet
    Contrasting
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • but
    • the problem
    • one solution is
    • first, second
    • the solution
    • one way is
    • nonetheless
    • one reason for the
    Problem-Solution
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • About
    • After
    • Afterwards
    • In the meantime
    • Meanwhile
    • Next
    • Soon
    • Then
    • Yesterday
    • At this
    • Before
    • During
    • Eventually
    • Later
    • Next Week
    • Till
    • Today
    • Until
    • That point
    • Finally
    • First
    • Immediately
    • Presently
    • Prior to
    • Second
    • Tomorrow
    • When
    Chronology/Procedure
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • as
    • for
    • in view of (the fact)
    • owing to (the fact)
    • because(of the fact)
    • for the reason that
    • in as much as
    • seeing that
    • being that
    • in that
    • one reason
    • since
    • due to (the fact that)
    Cause
  • Identify the Kind of Pattern on these signal word examples:
    • again
    • in that case
    • to emphasize
    • truly
    • for this reason
    • indeed
    • to repeat
    • with this in mind
    • in fact
    Emphasizing a Point