Composition: 5.8 & 5.9 Present a Balanced View (Wednesday; 1/12) (Thursday; 2/12)
K: Know how to plan a balanced report. U: Understand the opinions of both sides. D: Write a balanced report. Words of the Day 1. Argument 2. Bias Let's Begin! Please refer to pages 148 - 150 in your learner book. Here is the layout of a news report: i) Headline - Tells us what the story is about. ii) Byline – shows who wrote the story. iii) Lead (Topic sentence) – tells the most important facts. iv) Body (Points for/against) – contains more information and details. v) Ending (Conclusion) – gives something to think about. Task Time Please refer to pages 149 - 150 in your learner book. Please write today's day and date in your Composition book. For Set 1, choose a topic and jot down notes that go for and against the topic. You are encouraged to write your draft. Your balanced report should be around 250 - 300 words. For Set 2, get feedback from a partner of your choice. Your partner can be your friend or family member. Write down the feedback and try to change your report to mak