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- know what you are trying say and dont write just to write, have a motive...?
- your sentences should be simple and they should flow
- recognize your audience, the readers

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1. Writer has a focus/thesis
2. Organized format
3. Each paragraph should add to the previous ideas

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Rules I've been taught about good writing

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Rules I've been taught about good writing

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1. Having a strong claim in the writing
2. it takes time to make a great writing
3. What is the purpose of the writing you wrote

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Three rules that I've been taught about what makes for good writing are (1) being concise and clear, (2) discussing ideas, meaning, and purpose to further annotate and develop individual thinking, and (3) organizing and creating a structure that will connect your ideas consistently to produce flow.

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1.) first drafts are real and you need to go over it and build on it to get a piece that your comfortable with.              

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2.) no writing is bad writing
3.) reading your writing out loud helps you with editing

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1. Know who your target Audience is.
2. Pay attention to the opening and closing paragraph.
3. Don't use the same words over and over again.

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Good writing has the following components:

1. It flows nicely when going from one idea to another.
2. Good writing is knowing where to put punctuation.
3. The writing must be clear and specific so you won't confuse your reader.

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1. Follow correct writing structure.
2. Supporting details need to be provided and cited correctly to back up claims.
3. Know your audience.

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3 Rules I have been taught about good writing

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3 Rules I have been taught about good writing

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1. Have a strong thesis statement that is specific.
2. Use various types of sources that agree and disagree with your claim.
3. Make sure everything is explained correctly because you never assume people know what you are talking about.

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Three rules I have learned...
- use your own words
-have a strong thesis
-make sure you connect your thoughts/ideas to your thesis.

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I've always been told to use MLA format. I also remember from when I was kid my teacher told me to never start a sentence with "A" and I don't know if that's correct or not lol. One more thing, "Good writing" comes from when a student is trying their absolute best.

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1. Good writing is clear.
2. Good writing meets the demands of the task. (If the purpose of the task is to explain how to build an Ikea desk than it needs to include visuals accessible to folks who speak different languages, for example.)
3. Good writing typically is the result of developing ideas and drafts over time.

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1. Click on the pink "+" symbol on the bottom right of the Padlet. A post box will appear.

2. In the post box, write a title (subject) for your post.

3. In the middle of the post box, click on the three dots "...". A menu of options will appear.

4. Browse the menu of options and try a few. They're fun! Just remember to delete them when you are done-we are only using photos for this Padlet.

5. Add a selfie! Choose the "camera" option and take a photo of yourself to post on the Padlet. This does not need to be a beautiful photo. Clear and realistic is best. You can also upload a picture.

6. Below your photo, write a list of three things you've been taught about "good” writing.

7. Click outside your post box, and your post will publish to the Padlet board.