EFAPP - 4

• CONTEXT


  It can be social, cultural, or from other settings or situations obtained globally or locally when the material was written
• REACTION PAPER


  a discussion of one's comments, opinions, or ideas on certain information, scenario, event, article, or any other text
• reaction paper


  not just a paper where you express your opinion
• Reaction paper


  require a close reading of the text that goes beyond the surface meaning
• reactor


  will build a response paper by analysing and elaborating on ideas and purpose of the author
• reaction paper


  should not summarize nor should it repeat the very same words of the author
• Introduction

  section is the face of your paper
• The body


  the main section of your paper
• THE BODY


  • It is where all of your ideas are explained
• conclusion


  can be a restatement of what you said in your paper.
• REVIEW PAPER


  It summarizes the current state of knowledge of a particular topic
• to inform


  purpose of a review paper
• review


  a critical evaluation of a text, event, object, or phenomenon. Reviews can consider books, articles, entire genres or fields of literature, architecture, art, fashion, restaurants, policies, exhibitions, performances, and many other forms
• REVIEW PAPER


  it may also present the current state of action implemented to the recent progress of development of a particular topic or policy
• REVIEW PAPER


  it should discuss the techniques used for generating the data on which the finding were based.
• genre, summary, strengths and weakness, comparison


  Elements of a REVIEW
• Tell how to survive What to avoid Where to seek pleasure


  Uses of reaction paper and review paper
• critique paper


  analyzes and evaluates the worth of a piece of literature and/or other art forms
• analyze and persuade readers and argue as to whether it is worth reading


  The purpose of a critique paper
• CRITIQUE PAPER


  writer analyzes the content of the reading material and the context in which the material was written
• CONTEXT


  The circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed
• CONTEXT


  the background, environment, setting, framework, or surroundings of events or occurrences
• Technical writing


  covers numerous types of professional documents for a specific purpose and a specific audience
• to inform the audience quickly and precisely


  purpose of a technical paper
• Technical writing


  The style of writing of these documents is always formal
• Technical writing


  The explanations and instructions are direct and clear
• • Company projects • Project proposals • Sales brochures for marketing • Manuals of instruction for specific instruments • Journal articles • Reports on research studies as aids for policymaking

  examples of technical paper
• What is the specific product or service? In writing technical content, consider these three things: Who is the specific audience? What is the specific purpose?

  In writing technical content, consider these three things
• A paragraph


  s a group of closely related sentences that develop one idea
• beginning sentence (introduction)-


  It attracts attention and gives an idea
• middle sentences (supporting details)-


  It develops the thought of the first sentence
• The ending sentence (conclusion)


  It states and sums up what has been written
• definition


  a mode of paragraph development that answers questions' "what is it?" "what does it mean" "what are it special features?"
• formal definition


  most common technique in which you are given a term to be defined and you defined the term by giving the class and the differentia
• class (genus)


  where the word or term belongs
• differentia


  characteristic that distinguish the term from other term
• extended definition


  needed to define abstract concepts
• Using Definition in Developing a Paragraph


  It clarifies the meaning of a word or a concept and it also limits the scope of that particular word or concept
• Using Contrast in Developing Paragraph


  A way to explore the similarities and differences between two things
• Using Physical Description in Writing a Paragraph


  Using describing words or physical description to better discuss, explore or explain the topics