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    Writing involves both accuracy skills like spelling, punctuation, and grammar, as well as communication skills like writing letters, opinions, stories, and summaries. There are many classroom activities that can develop writing as a productive skill, including group activities that have learners produce whole texts with a focus on communication and accuracy. Key terms related to the writing process include brainstorming, note-taking, planning, drafting, editing, and proofreading.

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    Writing involves both accuracy skills like spelling, punctuation, and grammar, as well as communication skills like writing letters, opinions, stories, and summaries. There are many classroom activities that can develop writing as a productive skill, including group activities that have learners produce whole texts with a focus on communication and accuracy. Key terms related to the writing process include brainstorming, note-taking, planning, drafting, editing, and proofreading.

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    TKT Module 1 Unit 6

    Writing
    Key Concepts
    Writing is a productive skill. This means it involves
    producing language rather than simply receiving it.
    Writing is comprised of several subskills in two categories. The
    first set is related to accuracy:

    Spelling
    Legibility
    Punctuation
    Using the correct layout
    Appropriate vocabulary
    Grammar
    Joining sentences
    Paragraphs

    The second set is more difficult to define but focuses on


    communication:

    Writing formal and informal letters


    Writing about opinions
    Discursive/argumentative writing
    Poetry writing
    Summarizing a larger text
    Storytelling

    There are many more communicative writing activities than


    this. Can you think of an involving way to use writing with a
    class as a group activity?
    Remember: Gap filling and sentence correcting is a
    convenient and common way to test vocabulary and grammar
    but does not really involve writing as a skill. Writing practice is
    more about learners producing whole texts, with an emphasis
    on communication, accuracy or both where appropriate.
    Task: What do the following terms mean, how do they relate
    to writing activities in the classroom?

    Brainstorming

    Note-taking

    Planning

    Drafting

    Editing

    Proof reading

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