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Ms. Cariaga and Ms. Borja reporting about the techniques on writing a whole composition.
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| First technique on writing is Brainstorming. This is a pre-writing execise that helps the writer warm up. This generates as many ideas as possible. | |
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| Second is Sharing and Comparing. Sharing and Comparing ideas with your classmates help you expand those whivh you recorded in brainstorming. | |
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| Third, Reflecting. IN reflecting you slow down and begin selecting your ideas. Fourth, Questioning. By asking yourselfquestions as if you were interviewing yourself. | |
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| Fifth one is Affirming. Which you confirm or ratify as true whatever is recorded. | |
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| Sixth, Clustering. You group or cluster ideas that are related then focuses on what you want to develop. | |
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| And the last, Free Writing. writing about the subject without worrying about the grammar, spelling or punctuations. | |
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