Patterns of development in writing Part 1| Reading and Writing-SHS

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1 Jan 202110:19

Summary

TLDRIn this educational video, Renet introduces learners to the subject of Reading and Writing for Senior High School, focusing on the importance of patterns of development in writing. The lesson objectives include identifying various writing patterns, understanding their features, and applying them to craft paragraphs. Renet covers the first five patterns: definition, exemplification, chronology/procedure, description, and comparison/contrast, using examples and signal words to illustrate each. The video aims to enhance students' writing skills by teaching them to organize ideas logically and effectively.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š The lesson focuses on 'Patterns of Development' in reading and writing for senior high school.
  • πŸŽ“ Last semester's focus was on 'Oral Communication' with emphasis on listening and speaking skills.
  • 🌿 The instructor encourages students to engage with books despite the prevalence of technology.
  • 🎯 The lesson objectives include identifying different patterns of development, their features, and writing paragraphs using these patterns.
  • 🌱 The importance of recognizing patterns in writing is emphasized for effective communication.
  • πŸ“ˆ Graphic organizers are introduced as essential tools for understanding and writing different patterns of development.
  • πŸ”‘ The first pattern discussed is 'Definition', which helps explain the meaning of terms or concepts.
  • πŸ“ 'Exemplification' is the second pattern, where specific examples are provided to support a general statement.
  • ⏳ 'Chronology or Procedure' is the third pattern, organizing information in a sequential order, either as a narrative or a process.
  • πŸ–ΌοΈ 'Description' is the fourth pattern, which provides detailed sensory information about a subject to help readers visualize it.
  • πŸ” 'Comparison and Contrast' is the fifth pattern, where similarities and differences between subjects are explored.

Q & A

  • What are the main objectives of the lesson on patterns of development?

    -The main objectives of the lesson are to identify different patterns of development, recognize the features of each pattern, and write paragraphs using these patterns.

  • Why is it important to understand patterns of development in writing?

    -Understanding patterns of development is important because it helps in organizing ideas logically and consistently, which is crucial for effective communication, both for the sender and the receiver.

  • What are the common signal words used in definition pattern paragraphs?

    -Common signal words for definition pattern paragraphs include 'is defined as', 'as defined as', 'means', 'refers to', 'to define', and 'to illustrate'.

  • How does the exemplification pattern differ from the definition pattern?

    -The exemplification pattern presents a general statement followed by specific examples to support the main idea, whereas the definition pattern focuses on explaining the meaning of a term or concept.

  • What is the purpose of using a spider map in exemplification pattern writing?

    -A spider map is used in exemplification pattern writing to visually organize the main idea and its supporting details, making it easier to structure the paragraph.

  • What are the common signal words for chronology or procedure pattern paragraphs?

    -Common signal words for chronology or procedure pattern paragraphs include 'first', 'second', 'next', 'soon', 'finally', and more.

  • How does the description pattern appeal to the reader's senses?

    -The description pattern appeals to the reader's senses by providing concrete and specific details that help the reader visualize, hear, taste, smell, or feel the subject being described.

  • What is the primary purpose of the comparison and contrast pattern?

    -The primary purpose of the comparison and contrast pattern is to explore the similarities and differences between two or more things.

  • What is the significance of signal words in identifying patterns of development?

    -Signal words are significant in identifying patterns of development because they act as cues that guide the reader through the organization and flow of the text.

  • How does the video script suggest using graphic organizers to understand patterns of development?

    -The video script suggests using graphic organizers like spider maps and Venn diagrams to visually map out the patterns of development, making it easier to understand and apply them in writing.

  • What are some writing genres that utilize descriptive paragraphs according to the script?

    -Some writing genres that utilize descriptive paragraphs include literary analysis, descriptive essays, business plans, laboratory reports, and research papers.

Outlines

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πŸ“š Introduction to Patterns of Development

The video script begins with an introduction to the topic of 'patterns of development' in reading and writing for senior high school. The presenter, Renet, transitions from the previous focus on oral communication to the current subject, emphasizing the importance of recognizing patterns in writing. The lesson objectives include identifying different patterns of development, understanding their features, and applying them in writing. Renet encourages students to visit bookshops and appreciate the patterns in plants as a metaphor for recognizing writing patterns. The necessity of a clear and logical organization of ideas in writing is highlighted, and the role of signal words in identifying patterns is introduced. The script outlines nine patterns of development, with the first five being discussed in this segment: definition, exemplification, chronology/procedure, description, and comparison and contrast.

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πŸ” Deep Dive into Writing Patterns

This paragraph delves into the specifics of the first five writing patterns. The definition pattern is explored, explaining how it helps readers understand terms or concepts, often used in sciences, humanities, and business. Exemplification is the second pattern, which involves providing specific examples to support a general statement, with signal words like 'for example' and 'moreover'. Chronology or procedure is the third pattern, organizing information in a sequential order, suitable for narrations or processes, with signal words such as 'first', 'next', and 'finally'. Description, the fourth pattern, appeals to the senses to provide a vivid picture of a person, object, or situation, using detailed and concrete language. Lastly, comparison and contrast is discussed, which involves identifying similarities and differences between subjects, often aided by a Venn diagram. Examples and signal words for each pattern are provided to help students understand and apply them effectively in their writing.

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πŸ“ˆ Conclusion and Anticipation of Further Learning

The final paragraph of the script concludes the discussion of the first five patterns of development and sets the stage for future lessons. The presenter summarizes the patterns covered and hints at more patterns to be discussed in the next video. A short quiz is also mentioned to test the students' understanding. The script ends on an encouraging note, wishing students a happy learning experience and looking forward to their continued engagement in the subject.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Patterns of Development

Patterns of development refer to the various ways in which ideas can be organized and presented in writing. In the context of the video, these patterns are essential for effective communication, as they help to structure the writer's thoughts in a logical and coherent manner. The video discusses different patterns such as definition, exemplification, chronology, description, and comparison and contrast, illustrating how each pattern serves a specific purpose in conveying information.

πŸ’‘Reading and Writing

Reading and writing are the core skills discussed in the video, particularly in the context of subject matter for senior high school. The video aims to help students improve these skills by understanding different writing patterns. Reading is implied as a way to comprehend the patterns, while writing is the application of these patterns to create well-organized and clear texts.

πŸ’‘Graphic Organizers

Graphic organizers are visual tools used to represent information in a structured format. In the video, they are mentioned as essential aids for understanding and writing different patterns of development. Examples include spider maps for exemplification and timelines for chronology or procedure patterns, which help students visualize and organize their thoughts before writing.

πŸ’‘Signal Words

Signal words are terms that indicate the organization or relationship of ideas within a text. The video emphasizes the importance of recognizing signal words to identify the pattern of development being used. They serve as cues for readers to follow the writer's line of reasoning and are exemplified in the video with words like 'first', 'second', 'for example', and 'however'.

πŸ’‘Definition

Definition is one of the patterns of development discussed in the video. It involves providing a clear and precise explanation of what a term or concept means. The video gives an example of how young people might define 'love' informally, highlighting the pattern's use in various fields like sciences, humanities, and business.

πŸ’‘Exemplification

Exemplification is a pattern where a general statement is supported by specific examples. The video explains that this pattern is useful for illustrating main ideas with concrete cases. It is shown as a way to expand on a topic by giving typical instances, using a spider map as a recommended graphic organizer.

πŸ’‘Chronology/Procedure

Chronology or procedure is a pattern that organizes information based on time. The video describes how this pattern can be used to narrate events or explain processes, such as cooking steps or biographical timelines. It is associated with signal words like 'first', 'next', and 'finally', which help to sequence the information.

πŸ’‘Description

Description is a pattern that provides detailed and sensory information about a person, object, place, or situation. The video explains that a good description should enable the reader to visualize the subject. It is used in various writing genres, including literary analysis and descriptive essays, and the video provides an example of describing an ideal person.

πŸ’‘Comparison and Contrast

Comparison and contrast is a pattern that explores the similarities and differences between two or more items. The video mentions the use of a Venn diagram as a graphic organizer for this pattern. It is a common method for analyzing and presenting information, as seen in the video's example where similarities and differences between two individuals are discussed.

πŸ’‘Communication

Communication is a central theme in the video, emphasizing the importance of conveying ideas clearly and logically. The video suggests that understanding and using patterns of development enhances both oral and written communication, making messages more powerful and effective for both the sender and receiver.

Highlights

Introduction to the lesson on patterns of development in reading and writing for senior high school.

Emphasis on the importance of recognizing patterns in both plants and writing.

Lesson objectives are to identify different patterns of development and their features.

The significance of patterns for effective communication in writing.

Explanation of how patterns help in organizing ideas logically.

Introduction to the first pattern of development: Definition.

Definition pattern's use in sciences, humanities, and business.

Common signal words for the definition pattern.

Example of a definition paragraph with signal words.

Introduction to the second pattern: Exemplification.

Use of spider maps for organizing exemplification patterns.

Signal words and guide questions for exemplification.

Example of an exemplification paragraph on phishing.

Introduction to the third pattern: Chronology or Procedure.

Chronology pattern's application in narration and processes.

Signal words for chronology or procedure patterns.

Example of a process paragraph on cooking rice.

Introduction to the fourth pattern: Description.

Description pattern's focus on appealing to the reader's senses.

Guide questions for writing descriptive paragraphs.

Example of a descriptive paragraph.

Introduction to the fifth pattern: Comparison and Contrast.

Use of Venn diagrams for organizing comparison and contrast patterns.

Signal words for comparing and contrasting.

Example of a comparison and contrast paragraph.

Conclusion of part one with a teaser for the next video.

Transcripts

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patterns of development that's the first

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lesson that we are going to discuss

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hi dear learners this is renet and i am

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excited to share topics that are related

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to

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reading and writing subject well last

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semester we talked about

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oral communication which mainly focus on

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two skills which are

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listening and speaking now welcome to

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another subject

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the reading and writing for senior high

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school what do you expect from the

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subject

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well i am always inspired to see

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students going to bookshops because i

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know

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most students are hooked on technology

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let me begin by giving you our lesson

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objectives

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at the end of our lesson you are

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expected to identify the different

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patterns of development

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identify the features of each pattern of

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development

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and write paragraphs using different

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patterns of development that these

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plants

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hmm to all plantitas and plantatus out

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there i know you can easily

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name those plants can you guess the name

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i'm not a plantita but i have just

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collected these

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you have noticed that they have patterns

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by looking at the pattern you can

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already recognize the name

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in writing there is also a pattern our

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topic is centered on the patterns of

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development or we say

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writing pattern why do you need it we

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have learned that effective

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communication begins with a

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clearly organized set of ideas following

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a logical

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consistent pattern it is powerful for

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the sender and the receiver

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it is important to identify the author's

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perspective by

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discovering the way the message is being

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sent

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every writer has a purpose for writing

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and some

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plan of action is the order in which the

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material will be presented in the text

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well are you now ready to study the

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organizational patterns of a paragraph

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have you noticed that in your module or

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in some performance activities

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there are graphic organizers why

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are graphic organizers essential well

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the more you understand them

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the easier for you to write different

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patterns of

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development in determining the patterns

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of development in a text

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you should consider the signal words

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aside from

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understanding the meaning of text how

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many

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writing patterns do you have or do we

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have

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based on my reference material there are

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nine or ten patterns oh so many

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but i will only discuss nine but since

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it's quite long we will only discuss the

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first

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five patterns of development are you

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ready the first pattern

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is definition this is quite an easy

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pattern we always say

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oh what does it mean well definition

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paragraph tells the reader

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what term or concept is being defined

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definition may be formal or informal in

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giving

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definition of a term or concepts young

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people have a crazy way when they are

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asked to define what love is

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they say love is like a bubble gum

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just kidding this pattern of development

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is commonly used in

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the sciences humanities and business

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while common signal words for definition

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are

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is defined as as defined as

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means refers to to define

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to illustrate and these are some of your

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guide questions or

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probing questions for what is it

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what are its limits and this is the

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example of a definition paragraph

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by looking at the paragraph what are

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some signal words

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well the underlying words are the signal

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words

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you see there defined as one more

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you can see all the underlying words

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all right the second pattern is

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exemplification

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this pattern presents the general

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statement and then provides

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specific and concrete examples to

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expound on

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the main idea it provides typical cases

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or examples of something so if we are

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going to use a graphic organizer

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the best to use is a spider map or also

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known as a semantic map

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the main idea is placed along its

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diagonal line

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while the details of the main idea are

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placed on the side of the diagonals

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if you write all this information this

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spider map and put it in a paragraph

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then it becomes an exemplification

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pattern

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these are some signal words for

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exemplification

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do you use signal words like after all

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as an example for example and more

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so before you begin to write you may

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consider

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this question a question like what are

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some

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typical cases or examples of it here is

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an example of an exemplification pattern

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i'll give you time to read

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can you spot some signal words yes the

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underlying words are

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the signal ones so the main idea is

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about

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phishing as a form of cyber crime and

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the details here is about the danger

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when mr x clicks the link as his

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personal information will be taken

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okay now let's proceed to the third pack

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which is

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chronology or procedure as the name

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implies this pattern organizes ideas or

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events

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according to time it can either be in

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the form of

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narration or a process that's why some

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writers consider this also as a

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narration pattern

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when you narrate you try to tell a story

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you are relating

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series of events common signal words are

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first second next soon finally and more

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this pattern is used when you cook for

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example because you are

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doing a procedure and if you see your

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facebook there is a timeline

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you can use linear timeline or

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comparative timeline in your

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graphic organizer and one of the best

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topics for this pattern is

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when you write about biographies or

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process

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here is one example of a narration

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or one example of process this is not

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the whole process on how to cook rice

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just giving you an example of a

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paragraph

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take a look at this paragraph you have

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here the next

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first you can repeat it for one to two

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times and

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after so and the last time

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and these are some signal words

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the underlying words are some of the

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examples of signals

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found in the paragraph like for example

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first we also have second

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we also have next what more can we still

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find

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some signal words here

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yes you can find all of them

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are you still here we are heading to the

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last two paragraphs

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let's proceed to the fourth which is

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description

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if i ask you how would you describe your

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ideal person

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most girls tend to imagine their ideal

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guys based from the pocketbooks

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description gives information of what a

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person an

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object a place or a situation is like it

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appeals to the reader's senses

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it makes the reader see hear taste

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smell or feel the subject if you

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describe a thing

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see to it that a reader can paint a

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picture in the mind

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based on your description it should have

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concrete and

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specific details literary analysis

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descriptive essays business plans

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laboratory ports and research

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papers are some examples of writing

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genres that use

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descriptive paragraphs these are your

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guide questions

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what does it look like what are its

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characteristics

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when you say that your girlfriend is

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beautiful that's not a good description

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you have to describe how beautiful

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how tall she is or you should describe

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her eyes imagine that you are painting

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the minds of the readers

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okay so you can use some other signals

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found in the other patterns

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common signals like above along beyond

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near

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here's the example of a descriptive

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paragraph

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this is a short paragraph so not many

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signals have been used here

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and we are down to the last paragraph

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the fifth pattern is

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comparison and contrast this is a common

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paragraph as we always give

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differences and similarities as you have

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noticed even in your module

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you're often tasked to write something

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using a venn diagram

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this is the best graphic organizer for

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this pattern

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this pattern of organization is where

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the similarities and differences

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of two or more things are explored

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these are common signal words for

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comparing

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and contrasting and here is the example

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so in this paragraph the similarities of

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the two people were

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mentioned first followed by their

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differences

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wow finally we have done discussing do

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you have any questions

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this is just the part one of our lesson

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discussion

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in this video we have discussed the five

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patterns of development

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they are the definition exemplification

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chronology or procedure the fourth one

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is description

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and the last is comparison

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and contrast we still have more patterns

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of development

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on my next video and we will have a

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short quiz thereafter

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happy learning see you

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you

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