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READING-WRITING DIARY
TABLE OF CONTENT
Topic of the essay:..........................................................2
ESSAY OUTLINE..............................................................2
I. INTRODUCTION.......................................................2
II. BODY..................................................................2
III. CONCLUSION.........................................................3
GLOSSARY....................................................................4
Reference List...............................................................5
Topic of the essay:
To what extent do you agree with the statement: ”School is bad for
children?”. Support your claims with appropriate grounds and warrants.
ESSAY OUTLINE
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BODY
- Only 33% of boys and 21% of girls from 4–15 years old in England meet
the minimum levels of physical activity.
III. CONCLUSION
GLOSSARY
No. Vocabulary Meaning Note
Pain and suffering or something He suffered from an
1 Affliction that causes it affliction of the eyes
from an early age.
- (especially of a disease) lasting Chronic diseases
for a long time; difficult to cure or
2 Chronic get rid of;
- Having had a disease for a long
time
Any of the tubes that carry blood
3 Artery from the heart to other parts of
the body
Not as important as the main aim,
4 Peripheral
part, etc. of something
The act or process of forcing political/religious
somebody to accept a particular indoctrination
5 Indoctrination belief or set of beliefs and not
allowing them to consider any
others
To deal successfully with a
6 Surmount
difficulty
The number below the line in
a fraction showing how many
7 Denominator
parts the whole is divided into,
for example 4 in ¾
Reference List
3. Gray, P. (2018). School is a prison — and damaging our kids. Retrieved from
https://www.salon.com/2013/08/26/school_is_a_prison_and_damaging_our_kids/
4.Levy, S. (2017). Is Too Much Homework Bad for Kids' Health?. Retrieved from
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/children-more-homework-means-more-
stress-031114