Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Lesson Description: Adapting your writing to various elements such as purpose, audience, and
topic will give you a better direction as you go through the writing process.
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
• Identify the factors to consider in writing.
• Apply these in their written outputs.
1. PURPOSE
Why are you writing this in the first place? What do you hope to achieve? These are
important questions to consider as you embark on a writing task. There are several purposes for
writing academically and professionally – to inform, to educate, and to persuade.
2. AUDIENCE
Who is reading this piece? What knowledge does he/she need to understand in my
writing?
In academic and professional writing, the audience is a primary consideration because
they are the ones you are directly communicating with. Understanding and adapting to your
audience can fulfill your purpose for writing.
3. TOPIC
What is the text about? What details am I imparting to the readers?
The topic is an important element in the rhetorical writing situation since the entire output
revolves around it. Choosing a specific, relevant, focused topic is a crucial step every writer must
undertake. The choice of topic is based on the discipline you are writing about.
HRC English for Academic and Professional Purposes, Grade 11, 1st Quarter / 1st Semester 1
Holy Rosary College of Santa Rosa, Inc.
Tagapo, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna
LEARNING MODULE
SCHOOL YEAR 2020-2021
Being aware of the factors that exist when you write is very important in
academic and professional writing. Adapting your writing depending on your purpose, audience,
and topic will help you accomplish a purposeful and effective written output.
Exercise 1:
Match the type of written report on the left with the descriptions on the right. Write the letter
only.
Exercise 2: choose a type of written work from among those discussed in Exercise 1. Then think
of a topic in your strand that you wish to discuss in writing. Make sure to narrow down your
topic. Then identify your purpose for writing and your audience. Accomplish the items below.
Type of Written
Work
Topic:
Audience:
HRC English for Academic and Professional Purposes, Grade 11, 1st Quarter / 1st Semester 2