RTW.ELAR.1.B
Use the distinguishing characteristics of various written forms, including essays, scientific reports, speeches, and memoranda.
Research and Technical Writing · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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distinguishing characteristicswritten formsessaysscientific reportsspeechesmemoranda
Skills
- identify (distinguishing characteristics of various written forms) #dok1
- compare (different types of written forms) #dok2
- analyze (how distinguishing characteristics apply to essays, reports, speeches, and memoranda) #dok3
- apply (features of written forms in their own writing) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can identify distinguishing characteristics of essays, scientific reports, speeches, and memoranda. #dok1
- I can describe the different types of written forms and their unique features. #dok2
- I can compare characteristics across various written forms such as essays and memoranda. #dok2
- I can analyze how distinguishing characteristics shape the structure and style of each written form. #dok3
- I can apply the appropriate characteristics of essays, scientific reports, speeches, and memoranda in my own writing. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Each written form—essay, report, speech, memorandum—has unique characteristics that serve specific audiences and purposes.
- Understanding and employing the distinguishing features of different written forms enhances effective communication.
Essential Questions
- What are the distinguishing characteristics of essays, scientific reports, speeches, and memoranda?
- How do the unique features of each written form support its intended purpose and audience?
- In what ways do the structures of these forms differ from one another?
- Why is it important to recognize and use the correct features of various written forms?
- How can identifying and applying these characteristics improve my writing?