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Guided writing Summarizing data Semi-controlled practice Sample Assignment

Summarizing data Semi-controlled practice Sample Assignment Guided writing

Guided writing Summarizing data Principle:Decide information Writing Techniques Class 卷Simplifying data Diversifying ways of referring to data Useful expressions from texts

Simplifying data Summarizing data Guided writing Principle: Decide information Techniques Diversifying ways of referring to data Useful expressions from texts

Guided writing Principle Decide what information to be include and what information not to be included Relevant Truthful Important Impressive

Principle Decide what information to be include and what information not to be included Relevant Truthful Important Impressive Guided writing

Guided writing Simplifying data Ex: .sold 10,032,441 copies daily more than or about ten million copies Ex:In 2007 the Japanese paper Yomiuri Shimbun sold 10,032,441 copies daily. -The biggest seller of all is the Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun with more than ten million copies

Simplifying data Ex: .sold 10,032,441 copies daily more than or about ten million copies Ex: In 2007 the Japanese paper Yomiuri Shimbun sold 10,032,441 copies daily. The biggest seller of all is the Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun with more than ten million copies. Guided writing

Guided writing Diversifying ways of referring to data 10,000,000 10 million 1 in 13 Japanese people 7.7 percent of the population

Diversifying ways of referring to data 10,000,000 10 million 1 in 13 Japanese people 7.7 percent of the population Guided writing

Guided writing Useful expressions Descending 1.Daily readership fell from 52.6 percent to 37.5 percent.(Para 3,AR 2) 2.The New York Times Company has downsized by 700 jobs.(Para 4,AR 2) Ascending 1. China enjoyed a bigger percentage increase in. 2.Turkey also enjoyed a 17.4%increase in. 3.Hong Kong suffered an 11.1%fall in

Useful expressions 1. Daily readership fell from 52.6 percent to 37.5 percent. (Para 3, AR 2) 2. The New York Times Company has downsized by 700 jobs. (Para 4, AR 2) 1. China enjoyed a bigger percentage increase in. 2. Turkey also enjoyed a 17.4% increase in. 3. Hong Kong suffered an 11.1% fall in. Descending Ascending More Guided writing

Guided writing Useful expressions 1.Only 19 percent of those between the Emphasizing ages of 18 and 34 claim to read a daily data newspaper. 2.A mere nine per cent trusted the information the newspaper contains. (Para 3,AR2) Interpreting 1.Nearly 4 billion trees worldwide are cut data down annually for paper,representing about 35 percent of all harvested trees. (Para6,AR2) 2.The total number of copies sold everyday across the globe has continued to rise by about 1 percent per year,with sales reaching 440 million in 2006.(Para 1,RCC)

Useful expressions 1. Only 19 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 34 claim to read a daily newspaper. 2. A mere nine per cent trusted the information the newspaper contains. (Para 3, AR2) 1. Nearly 4 billion trees worldwide are cut down annually for paper, representing about 35 percent of all harvested trees. (Para6, AR2) 2. The total number of copies sold everyday across the globe has continued to rise by about 1 percent per year, with sales reaching 440 million in 2006. (Para 1, RCC) Emphasizing data Interpreting data Guided writing More

Guided writing Useful expressions from texts 1.People red 77 percent of articles online Contrast and compared to 61 percent of printed comparison articles.(Para 4,RCC) 2.Sales may have fallen in the US,but the total number of copies sold everyday across the globe has continued to rise by about 1 percent per year,with sales reaching 440 million in 2006.(Para 1, RCC) 3.Four-fifth of Americans once read newspaper.Today it seems that fewer than half do.(Para 3,AR2) 4.The sales of newspaper in China ranked the first (the top)while India was the second.(Para 2,RCC)

Useful expressions from texts 1. People red 77 percent of articles online compared to 61 percent of printed articles. (Para 4, RCC) 2. Sales may have fallen in the US, but the total number of copies sold everyday across the globe has continued to rise by about 1 percent per year, with sales reaching 440 million in 2006. (Para 1, RCC) 3. Four-fifth of Americans once read newspaper. Today it seems that fewer than half do. (Para 3, AR2) 4. The sales of newspaper in China ranked the first (the top) while India was the second. (Para 2, RCC) Guided writing Contrast and comparison

Guided writing Semi-controlled practice Individual work:Rewrite the data 1.7.96%of the population nearly eight per cent of the population 2.2,011,321 readers more than two million readers 3.33.3%of television programs one third of television programs 4.149 million people out of the US total population of 299 million. around half of the US total population

Semi-controlled practice Individual work: Rewrite the data 1. 7.96% of the population 2. 2,011,321 readers 3. 33.3% of television programs 4. 149 million people out of the US total population of 299 million. nearly eight per cent of the population more than two million readers one third of television programs around half of the US total population Guided writing

Guided writing Sample summary sample:sales of four major newspapers in the UK. Population:60 million Average daily sales: DAILY 3,230,000 1,742,300 Celearaph ①teal ON SUNOAY 920,000 2,350,012

Sample summary sample: sales of four major newspapers in the UK. Population: 60 million Average daily sales: 3,230,000 1,742,300 920,000 2,350,012 Guided writing