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      <description>Observation Reading / &quot;Dumpster Diving&quot;</description>
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      <pubDate>2021-02-08 13:12:39 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Observations</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong><em> Writing Observations</em></strong></div><ol><li>Observing 1st step to understanding.</li><li>We use observational skills to learn more about people and places we encounter</li><li>Observation begin with research</li><li>Record Observations thoroughly</li></ol><div><strong><em>Components Of Observations</em></strong></div><ol><li> Identify your subject</li><li> Provide background on the subject</li><li> find other ways to organize that work better for your purposes</li><li>Give your readers a framework</li><li>Know when you are expected to be objective</li></ol><div><strong><em>Keys to observations</em></strong></div><ol><li>Build a sense of place by using date,time, and exact locations of your observations and give names of objects </li><li>Provide vivid detail by describing what you  see, hear, smell, taste, and feel.</li><li>Create an overall impression by using details</li><li>Build trust with your audience by being precise and objects</li><li>Photos and other images can help enhance observations</li></ol><div><strong><em>How to write an Observation</em></strong></div><ol><li> Writing is not straight forward</li><li>you re-read what you have written and rethink</li><li>Analyze genre</li><li>record details</li><li>organize into categories</li></ol><div><strong><em>Drafts</em></strong></div><ol><li> Write a daft by determining your point pf view and give sensory deals of sight, sound, smell, touch and taste</li><li>Always REVISE,REVISE,REVISE!</li><li>Make a focused thesis of  clear overall impression</li><li>add details to make the description more concrete</li></ol><div><strong><em>Choose a subject to observe</em></strong></div><ol><li>  Field research or Field Observations Are key words for writing about firsthand observations</li><li>Think about what categories of subjects or places would fit the assignment</li></ol>]]></description>
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