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1. Mental Dissection
Helps students break complex questions into manageable parts before deciding what the question is really asking. The emphasis is on analysis, interpretation and making deliberate choices before answering.
Helps students break complex questions into manageable parts before deciding what the question is really asking. The emphasis is on analysis, interpretation and making deliberate choices before answering.
2. Twist Writing
Teaches students how to construct purposeful narrative twists that grow naturally from the story, rather than relying on random surprise or last-minute shock.
Teaches students how to construct purposeful narrative twists that grow naturally from the story, rather than relying on random surprise or last-minute shock.
3. Flip Writing
Helps students build controlled changes in direction into narrative writing so that a story can develop with greater structure, contrast and impact.
Helps students build controlled changes in direction into narrative writing so that a story can develop with greater structure, contrast and impact.
4. Perspective Continuation
Guides students in moving a story forward through different perspectives while maintaining continuity, control and a clear sense of progression.
Guides students in moving a story forward through different perspectives while maintaining continuity, control and a clear sense of progression.
5. MARK IT
Trains students to examine writing through the eyes of a marker, identify what strengthens or weakens an answer, and develop better judgement when reviewing their own work.
Trains students to examine writing through the eyes of a marker, identify what strengthens or weakens an answer, and develop better judgement when reviewing their own work.
The Aim
The Aim
Different techniques solve different problems, but the principle remains the same: students should understand what they are doing, why it works and how to apply it independently.
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