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I’d like to teach STEM where. I as a 13-year-old will teach how to type and code
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Alright class, settle down, settle down! Let's talk about writing. I know, I know, it's not everyone's favorite subject, but mastering it is crucial. Think of writing as a conversation – a powerful one where you're the conductor of the orchestra, and your words are the instruments. Your goal? To create a symphony of understanding. Forget those stuffy, formal rules for now. Let's focus on the core principles that will make your writing shine. First, clarity is king. Before you even touch a keyboard, know exactly what you want to say. What's your main point? What evidence supports it? Outline your thoughts – even a simple list will help – so you don't get lost in the weeds. Think of it like planning a road trip; you wouldn't just hop in the car and start driving, right? Next, show, don't tell. Vivid language breathes life into your writing. Instead of saying "the dog was happy," describe its wagging tail, its bright eyes, its playful barks. Use strong verbs and sensory details to paint a picture for your reader. Make them feel what you're describing. Then there's structure. A well-organized piece flows smoothly. Start with a compelling introduction that grabs the reader's attention and lays out your argument. Develop your points in logical paragraphs, each focusing on a single idea. And don't forget a strong conclusion that summarizes your main points and leaves a lasting impression. Think of it like building a house – you need a solid foundation, strong walls, and a beautiful roof. Finally, revise and edit ruthlessly. Your first draft will never be perfect. Read your work aloud – you'll catch errors you missed when reading silently. Ask a friend to read it too; a fresh pair of eyes can spot weaknesses you've overlooked. Don't be afraid to cut unnecessary words, tighten your sentences, and polish your prose until it gleams. Remember, writing is a process, not a destination. It takes practice, patience, and persistence. But with these fundamental principles in mind, you'll be well on your way to crafting compelling, clear, and impactful writing. Now, let's get to work! What are we writing about today?
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- Primary
- Secondary
- Matric/GCSE
- +7
levels :
Primary
Secondary
Matric/GCSE
AS Level
A Level
BTech
Adult education
Masters
Doctorate
MBA
- English
Languages in which the lesson is available :
English
You should join because it’s fun and you can learn how to improve typing and coding. So I think you want to get better at that you should join Kennedy’s typing/coding classes online only. The pay is $10 just for typing or coding but $21 total for both. Thank you so much please and thank you
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- R151
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- 5h: R755
- 10h: R1510
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- R151/h
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