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Help with Discussion Writing?

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please tell me answer about it.........
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Write the question.

Here are two beginning steps:

1. What is the question asking us? One possible way is to break the question down.
Example-Discuss whether aliens exist or not.
~Discuss-What is the question asking us to do? Discuss both sides of the argument.
~Aliens-What are aliens in today's society or known as?
~Exist-When were they said to exist or not?

2. "Warm Up Brain Cells"
~Brainstorming-What do you know about the topic?
~Mindmapping-More detailed/orgainised way of brainstorming.
~Speedwriting-Time yourself for five minutes and write as much as you can about the topic.
~Take a Break-Ask relative questions to your parents (or friends) or simply do something slowly (e.g jogging) and allow yourself time to think.
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Post by Fran »

Aileenhu wrote:Write the question.

Here are two beginning steps:

1. What is the question asking us? One possible way is to break the question down.
Example-Discuss whether aliens exist or not.
~Discuss-What is the question asking us to do? Discuss both sides of the argument.
~Aliens-What are aliens in today's society or known as?
~Exist-When were they said to exist or not?

2. "Warm Up Brain Cells"
~Brainstorming-What do you know about the topic?
~Mindmapping-More detailed/orgainised way of brainstorming.
~Speedwriting-Time yourself for five minutes and write as much as you can about the topic.
~Take a Break-Ask relative questions to your parents (or friends) or simply do something slowly (e.g jogging) and allow yourself time to think.
I'm impressed ... what age did you say your were Aileenhu?
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Aileenhu
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Post by Aileenhu »

I'm thirteen.
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Post by Splinter »

What a non sense...
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