Final Project, English 081
Rhetorical Knowledge
• Focus on a purpose
Define:
Focusing on a purpose means to stay on track in writing. It means to be on topic all the time.
Explain:
I know how to focus on a purpose, and I did so in my narrative essay. The job of my narrative, or its purpose, was to tell about the chocolate factory I worked in and what my job was like. In the first paragraph, I wrote, “I worked 8 hours a day, separating good from bad chocolate.” In my third paragraph, I wrote, “a chocolate factory smells nice, but don’t be fooled. It is really gross.” In my last paragraph I wrote, “That’s why you shouldn’t work in a chocolate factory.” As you can see, I focused on the same purpose throughout my essay, and that means I can focus on a purpose.
• Use conventions of format and structure appropriate to the rhetorical situation
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• Write in several genres
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Processes
• Be aware that it usually takes multiple drafts to create and complete a successful text
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• Understand the collaborative and social aspects of writing processes
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Knowledge of Conventions
• Learn common formats for different kinds of texts
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