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    The document provides a strategy for students to find writing topics using a T-chart method. It suggests making two lists of opposites such as likes/dislikes, typical/unusual experiences, fun/obligations, or regrets/proud moments. Developing these lists helps uncover strong feelings that make for good writing topics. The strategy works to get students started writing by finding topics they are passionate about.

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    The document provides a strategy for students to find writing topics using a T-chart method. It suggests making two lists of opposites such as likes/dislikes, typical/unusual experiences, fun/obligations, or regrets/proud moments. Developing these lists helps uncover strong feelings that make for good writing topics. The strategy works to get students started writing by finding topics they are passionate about.

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    The Teacher’s Strategy Guide

    by Steve Peha

    It’s the worst feeling in the world. You know you’re supposed to be writing; your
    teacher just told you to get started. But where do you start?
    Finding a good topic is one of the hardest parts of learning to write.
    One approach that seems to work well for many writers is the Topic T-Chart
    strategy. The idea is to make two lists at the same time based on opposites.
    • Like-Hate. Things you like and things you hate.
    • Typical-Unusual. Typical experiences that happen almost every day and
    unusual experiences that have happened only once or twice in your entire life.
    • Fun-Have To
    • Regret-Proud Of

    Good writing comes from strong feelings. And strong feelings come from things
    we like and things we hate.

    Things I Really Like a Lot Things I Really Can’t Stand

    (Think about your absolute (No people, please!)(


    favorites!)

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