Training & Workshop

February 18th ,2014

Berrouaghia
By
Mr.Samir Bounab
 Time Tasks

Opening session
Talk about problems teachers are facing ( briefly & listen to
9:00 suggestions )
-Quick Feed back about the last meeting
- Presentation of the topic of the day. ( Teaching Writing)

9: 20 - Power point presentation ( talking about the problem that

learners face to write

9:30 - Alans presentation

10:00 - Feed back about the presentations

10:30 - -workshop ( plan writing lessons for the 4 levels of Middle

School learners)

11:30 - Feed back

12:00 - Closure of the session

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 Writing Process
Process writing consists of the following stage :

1brainstorming
2planning or organizing
3drafting(writing the first draft)
4editing
5publishing
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students starts thinking about the topic given. ut the topic
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4Editing :what is the editing stage ?

The editing stage is when you check your essay for mistakes and correct them.

Editing steps :
*grammar and spelling :
check your spelling
check your grammar.
read your essay again
make sure each sentence has a subject
make sure your subject and verb agree with e
ach other
make sure that each sentence makes sense

*style and organization :

make sure your essay has an introduction.

check that you have a thesis statement that iden
tifies the main idea
of the essay.
.check that all your paragraphs follow the para
graph format
see if your essay is interesting.
 5publishing : what is the publishing stage ?

The publishing stage is when you produce a final copy of your essay to hand in.
*publishing steps :
make a paper copy of your essay
read to group
hand in your work to your teacher.
ask them for hints on how to improve your writing.



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