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Response to Text Essay Structure
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What is a useful way to structure your S (Statement)?
First of all, in the story... (then goes on with plot summary)
(Author) shows us that (aspect I'm talking about).
(Author) uses (technique) to show (aspect I'm talking about).
In West Philadelphia born and raised...
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What is the purpose of an introduction?
To give your reader an idea of what you're talking about.
To compel your reader to read the rest of your essay.
To fill in the word limit.
To summarise the plot of the story.
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What can we include in our R (Response) part?
Firm judgements about characters/ideas.
Relevant links to real world examples.
Relevant links to my personal perspective.
"If...then" statements.
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If the purpose of the author/director is to REACH and TEACH us, which of these should PR discuss?
What they teach.
How they reach.
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Do you plan, yeah or nah?
Also yes.
Yes.
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What is the best word count for an essay?
300-500 words
1000 words
300 words
200 words
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What is a useful way to plan?
Just start writing.
Brainstorm ALL your ideas, then organise/edit your plan.
Think about your ideas and then write the best ones down.
I'm too cool to plan.
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Which section do you attack first?
Essay
Unfamiliar/Skills
The one you find easiest to write.
The one you find hardest to write.
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What two things can be tied together in the first sentence of your STEEPR paragraph?
EE
EP
ST
PR
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How can you start conclusions?
To summarise...
Another main point...
In this essay I have...
In conclusion...
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What is a good way to start an introduction?
The story (name) is a great story by (author) and...
What is racism? The dictionary defines it as...
So listen up, here's a story...
In the text (name) by (author)...
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How can we create impact in our response, so our marker does a slow clap with a tear in their eye?
Use STRONG and SMART language.
Rant and rave.
Use big words.
Be extra extra formal.
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What is a (T) technique?
A theme.
A setting.
The way the author has chosen and/or arranged words to make us think/feel.
Visual and verbal methods used by the director to make us think/feel.
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What is a good structure for a response to text essay?
Intro - plot summary - conclusion
PREYS
Intro, (background/describe), STEEPR x3, conclusion.
STEEPR x3
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How long should a background statement be?
400 words.
1-2 sentences.
5 sentences.
100 words.
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How long should your describe paragraph be?
300 words.
2-3 sentences.
10 words.
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What’s the first thing you do when you get into an exam?
Sharpen your pencils.
Start writing.
Put all the quotes, details, names, etc you memorised into the plan box.
Stare out the window.
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What is very important when considering STEEPR paragraphs?
Make sure they are the same examples.
Make sure you use different examples.
Make sure they are the same points.
Make sure they are different points.
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Should your P (Purpose of author/director) be the same in every paragraph?
No, it should specifically address your example.
Yes, you are writing on the same thing after all LOL
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The second E is very important, as it means you...
Give an Example.
Eat your lunch.
Explain the context of your quote (who/what/when/where).
Enquire.
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What does STEEPR stand for?
Stop Telling Everyone Everything Pamela Reid.
Statement, Technique, Example, Explain, Purpose, Response.
Statement, Technique, Example, Egg, Purpose, Response.
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How can you refer to your author/poet/director in your STEEPR paragraphs?
First name (Boaz)
Last name (Yakin).
Nickname (B-Yak).
First name, last name (Boaz Yakin).
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If the purpose of an author is to REACH and TEACH, which of these does STEE discuss?
How the author reaches.
What the author teaches.
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If you don’t explain your quote, it’s like...
Making an icecream cone without the cone.
Trying to drink a cup of coffee without hot water.
Dumping flour, butter and sugar on someone’s plate and calling it cake.
Starting a sentence and walking away halfway through.
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What should you NEVER include in your introduction?
Identification of techniques.
Quotes and examples.
The author/director's name.
"In this essay I will..."
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What’s the best way to end a conclusion?
"Dems the facts. "
Short, interesting judgement summarising your thoughts.
You don't need a conclusion.
"The end"
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What do you do in a conclusion?
Summarise main points and make a short, overall reflection.
Add a quote.
Start a new point.
Fill in the word length.
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How much of your paragraph should PR be?
25%
10%
50%
100%
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How do you FIRST refer to your author/poet/director in the introduction?
First name, last name (Taika Waititi).
First name (Taika)
Nickname (T-Wai).
Last name (Waititi).
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Examples: The nicest examples are always...
Plot summary.
Short, to the point, quotes.
Lengthy, like 3-4 lines long.
Short paraphrasing.
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What should conclusions NEVER include?
The word 'I'.
A new point or quote.
Contractions (don't, won't, etc)
"In this essay I have..."
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How many STEEPR paragraphs do we do?
4
3
2
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