Entrance Activity: Make a list of things that are annoying, but are more serious, for example, global warming, school uniform, media obsession with weight,

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Entrance Activity: Make a list of things that are annoying, but are more serious, for example, global warming, school uniform, media obsession with weight, etc.

Title: Serious Writing English Language GCSE Paper 2: Writer’s Viewpoints and Perspectives Section B: Writing to present a viewpoint Title: Serious Writing Aims: To have identified the features of serious writing To have assessed their effectiveness using AfL Sirius writing. Ha.

Serious or funny? Look at the topics listed and decide whether you would be able to write a funny article or if it would need to be serious, or both! Footballers Pay Social Networking Are models too thin? The right to die Capital punishment Knife Crime Making people volunteer Sharing films online Students repeating a year Single sex schools

What makes the difference? Topics covered Words used Structure Names Description Reader’s reaction Writer’s intentions

Read the article and then answer the following questions: 1. What is the article about? 2. What is the headline of the article?   3. What factual information is contained in the article? 4. What opinions are included? 5. What is the effect of using lots of short paragraphs? Paper copies of the questions available. Can be used with ANY newspaper article on a serious subject.

6. What is the effect of using quotations in the article? 7. What is the effect of using bullet points?   8. What sub-heading is used in the article and what is the effect of having a sub-heading? 9. Which people are named in this article and why is it a good idea to have named people in an article like this one?

the use of facts/opinions the use of named people 10. Compared to the humorous article you looked at, what makes this a serious article? Think about: the language used the use of facts/opinions the use of named people what the material is about. 11. Having read this article, what is your opinion on the subject? 10 links to Q4 looking at comparison of language techniques

Make a brief plan, using the concept map below, on what you might say, in a serious manner, on this topic.

Plenary Now that you have analysed the serious article, you need to re- write at least the first two paragraphs in a HUMOROUS way. You should aim to write up to 200 words. Remember to use language for impact Rewrite the title to include humour