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  • writing is an adventure

    •  me! Debache Ahlam

      Associate professor, class b 

      Departement of Literature and Languages

      Faculty of English Language

      Specialty :  Didactics of Foreign Languages

      E.mail address : ahlemdebbache@yahoo.com

    •  The page includes the summary of the lesson, the target audience and the key words

    •  The page introduces objectives of the lesson.

    • The test aims at evaluating students mastery of the modules specific objectives. All the participants who respond to the question correctely  are oriented to the second level of the module. 

    • The entry test is designed to evaluate students background knowledge in written expression

    • The page shows the content of the lesson

    •  The main glossary presents defintions of a  list of terms which are usually used in written expression

    •        The page contains a list of relevant references.

    • writing process

    • The operational objectives of the lesson  

    • This book contains a discussion of the four stages of writing process

    • A pdf file which displays steps for revising and editing stage

    •   A thought provoking book which provides knowledge of different writing stages alongeside with involving activities.

    •  brain The forum is about brainstorming technique used during prewriting stage.

        The question is : asking as many questions as possible about the target topic helps you explore it not only from the theoretical perspectives, but also from real-life situations. True or untrue. For both standings, explain your point of view.

    •  drafting   The chat room is directed to students to express their attitdues towards the second writing stage. How to choose relevent ideas ,and what is meant by putting them into complete thought are the main interests of the disscussion.

    • thinking   Investigating a topic from a variety of references incuding hands-on experiences  enriched my ideas 'repertoire' and my writing skills as well.

    • post test

    • This test is designed to allow students get actively involved in the writing process.

      Students writing and thinking are evaluated ( writing is thinking) in terms of their final products

      All the participants are to 

      1. choose a topic which interests them the most ( in a line or two explain whatever your reason

      2. choose your audience and the purpose of your writing

      3. identify your prewriting stage and justify your choice

      4. write clearly your topic sentence (s)

      5. avoid grammatical errors and mistake

      6. avoid incorrect structure and correct any mistake 

      7. elaborate on your ideas as effective as possible

    •    The test helps students evaluate their ability to problem-solve a particualr situation in which their main purpose of writing is expository

    •   The test assesses students ability to invent and describe scenes and fictional characters they have probably never seen in reality