Organizational Patterns
This organizational pattern is typically used to talk about two different things in a way that shows their similarities and differences.
Compare/Contrast
written or practical work done by a student during a course of study, usually assessed in order to count toward a final mark or grade.
Coursework
This is the wording used to give you information about what to write.
Prompt
These are words that help make up an article - sometimes you might need a definition to understand them.
Vocabulary
This type of example is something to avoid because it has to do with YOU instead of the world.
Personal examples
This organizational pattern is typically used to talk about a conflict and the answer to that conflict.
Problem/Solution
appropriate to an informal conversation.
Conversational
This is the actual thing that you are to be writing about.
Topic
This is the person that wrote the article.
Author
This example uses common entertainment as a writing tool to help support the thesis.
Movies
This organizational pattern is typically used to give information about something in a chronological order.
Sequencing
the action of establishing an institution or organization on a permanent basis, especially with an endowment.
Foundation
These are things that you ask yourself about the topic of your prompt.
Questions
These are the details the prove and uphold the thesis statement.
Supporting details
This type of example is a type of paper entertainment that is used to support the thesis.
This organizational pattern is typically used to recount details about a certain topic.
Description.
the breaking of something
Fraction
These are what you give to the questions related to your topic and prompt.
Answers
This is the statement that is the strongest sentence in a whole article and tells you where the article is heading.
Thesis statement
This example is used when you know what is happening in your own town/city.
City news
This organizational pattern is typically used to describe an issue and then describe the ways that issue impacts other things.
Cause/Effect
the action of inflating something or the condition of being inflated.
Inflation
This is the statement that is the strongest sentence in a whole article and tells you where the article is heading.
Thesis statement
These are patterns that show how an article or text is ordered.
Organizational patterns
This type of example is best because it relates to the whole world and your reader can connect to it most of all.
Current events