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JOURNAL

JOURNAL. What it is ?. A journal is a learning tool based on the ideas that you write to learn. You can use the journals to write about topics of personal interest, to note your observations, to imagine, to wonder and to connect new information with things you already know.

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JOURNAL

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  1. JOURNAL

  2. Whatitis? • A journal is a learning tool based on the ideas that you write to learn. You can use the journals to write about topics of personal interest, to note your observations, to imagine, to wonder and to connect new information with things you already know.

  3. Whatkind of journals do exist? • Creative journal: it is the one kept for registering ideas that come to you with the intention of creating something, for example a writer who registers ideas for a new book. • Observation journals: this journal is used to described a subject which source is based on observation such as animal or human behavior.

  4. Class journal: it is a daily piece of writing intended for students to register class information linked to their emotions and or interests. • ScientificJournal: itistheoneusedbyscientiststoregisterinformationrelatedtotheirresearches .

  5. Whattowriteabout in a classjournal? • Description: • you can describe objects, places, hobbies, animals, foodsetc, thingsthat I like. • Processes: • you can talkaboutthewayyou do something, forexamplehow do you pick up a restaurant or a movie, whatkind of musicto listen. • Comparing and Contrasting: • you can compare music groups, places, seasons, books etc.

  6. Classifying: • you can enlist TV programs you like, songs, clothes, good and bad movies etc. • Argument: • you can argument about topics that you find interesting or controversial, for example: school rules. • Definition: • you can make definitions for different subjects such as, what friendship is, or what religion is etc.

  7. Howtowrite in my journal? • First define ideas: afterdecidingwhattowriteabout, forexample“Description” chooseoneoneelementor idea and startwriting • . • Second: makeityours so include a picture, colors a quote; your personal style. • Third: remebertokeepit personal that’swhyyoushouldgiveyourjournal a name. Every time youwrite a new entry do itwith a Dear “_____”, and makeitinto a conversation.

  8. Example August 17th, Entry # 2 DearSussy: Yesterday I wenttothemovies, “Batman thedarkknightrises” and tobehonest I likedthisone more thanthesecondone. I thinkitis more interestingbecausethecharacters are bettershaped and becauseit has better visual effects.

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