Dosio by Bailey Dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd I'm a baller 69 en-us 2019-02-14 18:10:31 UTC 2024-12-27 13:14:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Notes 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/332841924 1. Snapshot: creates a picture or a “silent photo” for the reader, usually describes the setting

2. Autobiography: describes the main character, puts him/her into focus

3. Shock and Awe: the writer surprises us, sets up a mystery, and makes us want more

4. Dialogue: "talking," the writer jumps right into the middle of a scene ]]> 2019-02-19 18:13:21 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/332841924 Notes 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/336552000 Expressive Writing: recalling an event from your point-of-view

Reflective Writing: sharing thoughts, feelings, and ideas about how that event shaped you, explains what you learned from the experience and how you will apply that learning in the future

*The best writing happens when a writer combines expressive and reflective writing.

EXAMPLE
Topic: When I tore Rotator Cuff
  • Expressive: It was the last game of the year in Osage, on JV. We had gone undefeated but then in the 4th quarter with 7mins left. I started over Shaw and the rest we ran a play and i got hit weird. Didnt think much of it but my shoulder had went out without me knowing some how. The next play I got hit again and went down and went to the doctor and was told it was torn.
  • Reflective: I wouldnt say it shaped me much besides it shaped me into not giving up.
]]> 2019-02-28 18:15:38 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/336552000 Notes 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337946315 Definition: the use of figures of speech or word play to make concepts more interesting and complicated, this is how you "show" instead of "tell"

EXAMPLES
Metaphor: a hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated

Simile: comparing two things using like or as

Allusion: indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea of historical or cultural significance

Irony: when things go differently than expected or when words' actual meaning is different than their intended meaning

*includes imagery!]]> 2019-03-05 15:19:19 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337946315 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337946562 Sunday Candy is work, for 10 years if enjoyed it. Many complain about it but I love my job being able to operate and maintain some of the most expensive piece of machinery in the world. It's my place to just jam out and do what I love away from all the drama. 

Metaphor: 
Farming is best described to me as there's not a second wasted on a farm, others may have been to more places then me but they haven't out lived me. 

Simile: 
Farming is like lifting, you wake up early grind all year for the end product but there's never time to slow down. 

Irony: 
It's Ironic I always talked about working on a farm, 3 of us from GHV wanted the job but I was the only one to get it. ]]> 2019-03-05 15:19:43 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337946562 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337952023 Notes
Definition: descriptive language that creates a picture in the readers' minds, aka sensory language

5 Senses
-taste
-sight
-smell
-sound
-touch
]]> 2019-03-05 15:29:02 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337952023 Notes *should only include dialogue that is necessary and provocative *adds more detail to the story *makes characters more interesting and relatable Punctuating Dialogue add a comma before the dialogue begins capitalize the first letter of the quote add quotation marks around the beginning and end of what the character is saying add a punctuation mark (comma, exclamation point, question mark) inside the last quotation mark A comma should be used instead of period if you're identifying the speaker at the end of the sentence EXAMPLES Correct: Ms. A said, "Please learn how to punctuate dialogue correctly." Incorrect: Ms. A said "please learn how to punctuate dialogue correctly". Correct: "Please learn how to punctuate dialogue correctly," Ms. A said. Incorrect: "please learn how to punctuate dialogue correctly." Ms. A said. 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337952477 2019-03-05 15:29:48 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337952477 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kpO7woOopM 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337959013 Sight: 
He talks about being in the country and driving down the back roads. 

Smell: 
I can assume the smell of dirt and in the fields

Touch: 
Dry dirt

Sound: 
The roar of the tractors and the vroom from the trucks ]]> 2019-03-05 15:40:49 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/337959013 20bailey_dosio https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/338057938
"PB said ]]> 2019-03-05 18:25:21 UTC https://padlet.com/20bailey_dosio/Diggmd/wish/338057938