From the Heart: A Creative Approach to WritingPippin Pub., 2003 - 64 páginas It can be frustrating, demoralising even, to be too afraid or intimidated to express either in speech or in writing what is going on in one's mind. It's one thing to write enough to complete a class assignment or to please a teacher; it's another to really use and take ownership of one's language, and express oneself from one's heart. The main goal of From the Heart is to encourage just that. The exercises are designed to give students the opportunity to develop language skills while at the same time using their own, individual creative talents. The activities were selected with several goals in mind: To help students explore their own creativity in a supportive environment; To help them discover that inspiration for writing is everywhere; To build their confidence in voicing their own heartfelt ideas; To provide abundant opportunities to practice their newly acquired skills; To help them feel comfortable about getting -- and giving -- feedback that improves writing. As they achieve these goals, they will find themselves more confident and comfortable with their new language, producing texts that are much more interesting than standard classroom fare, and really writing from their hearts. |
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... words together according to familiar grammar and usage conventions . This kind of linear thinking is logical and ... words that emerge . To carry out your own clustering exercise , place a word in the centre of a blank sheet of ...
... words together according to familiar grammar and usage conventions . This kind of linear thinking is logical and ... words that emerge . To carry out your own clustering exercise , place a word in the centre of a blank sheet of ...
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... words and phrases that catch your eye . You need not explain your choices or choose only " nice " words or words that fit into a particular category . 2. Have fun rearranging the words into new phrases or sentences . Be silly or serious ...
... words and phrases that catch your eye . You need not explain your choices or choose only " nice " words or words that fit into a particular category . 2. Have fun rearranging the words into new phrases or sentences . Be silly or serious ...
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... words . 2. Arrange the words you like best into another , longer text . This may be a poem , story , dialogue , or even a sign . If necessary , you may add words to cre- ate something that pleases you . 7 / Sign - Language Poems II ...
... words . 2. Arrange the words you like best into another , longer text . This may be a poem , story , dialogue , or even a sign . If necessary , you may add words to cre- ate something that pleases you . 7 / Sign - Language Poems II ...
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Introduction | 5 |
Heartfelt Breakthroughs | 13 |
Finding Inspiration | 20 |
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Activity Individual blackflies bottle opener calico cat cassette tape character's class assignment class members classroom compact disc completed poem completed story describe diary draw inspiration e-zines Editing and Polishing everyday texts everything we want example express Finding Inspiration first-person narrative Kind focus Freeze friend or classmate grammar Heart are designed hit the car images inner stillness Kind of Activity language learning English look Materials A completed mind notebook and pen objects Oxford University Press painting partner or group passive voice piece poem and change poem or story poetry practise first-person narrative Purpose To draw Purpose To find Purpose To practise Read your poem Read your story revise and polish shared or unshared Short Stories slip of paper someone specific story or poem surrealist Survive Take this sentence teacher tion usage conventions verbs walk words and phrases write a secret Write a story York