Writing For Different Audiences

Geraldine·

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Create an accessible, differentiated worksheet for 16-year-old students with Moderate General Learning Disabilities to explore how writing can be adapted for different purposes and audiences. Include clear examples of everyday writing types (like text messages, formal emails, creative stories) with visual supports and simplified explanations of how language changes across contexts. Incorporate scaffolded activities that allow students to transform a simple message for different recipients (frien...

This learning resource focuses on teaching students how to adapt their writing style for various audiences and purposes. It outlines three distinct modes of writing: informal texts for friends and family, formal emails for professional communication, and creative writing for storytelling. The document emphasizes the importance of using appropriate language and formatting based on the audience. It provides specific examples and scenarios for practice, guiding students to recognize the concept of 'Register' in communication. The resource encourages students to transform their casual writing into more formal formats and enhance simple sentences with detailed descriptions. Additionally, it includes real-life writing scenarios to apply these skills contextually.

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Use Real-Life Scenarios to Connect with Students

Incorporate Peer Review

Utilize Graphic Organizers

Model the Thinking Process

Provide Examples of Audience Differences

Encourage Reflection

Offer Scaffolding Techniques

Make It Multimodal

Celebrate Creativity

Use Technology when Possible