ENGRAVINGS FOR TEXT PRODUCTION

Many teachers do not work with pictures for text production and already deliver the work ready. It is important for teachers to apply the pictures and ask students to create their own stories. They can work with some ecological concept, for example. These are great for homework too, because parents can help and learn at the same time. Below is an example of a picture that can be worked on as the importance of throwing garbage in the correct place.

In addition to sustainable ideas and learning in general, teachers can also present a picture and ask them to write an essay. Remembering step by step to make a great writing.

STEP BY STEP WRITING
Nine out of ten college entrance exams ask for essays, which are nothing more than comments on an idea. What is left is the narrative text, which tells a story. The following tips apply to both cases.

TRAIN OF THOUGHT
You have to choose one of millions of possible approaches. Write down all the ideas that come to your mind, along with words and catchphrases, and then select the most interesting sets to develop.

RATIONALE
Every argument you present should be based on stories, facts or opinions you find in your repertoire, based on your personal history. In other words, they are the memories you have of conversations with friends and family, of song lyrics, TV shows, movies, debates at school and reading newspapers, magazines and books.

EMOTION
A “both-does-and-made-to-all” text can be boring. it's nicer to read a text that has feeling. The use of strong phrases and words can contribute to this. Look for inspiration in Brazilian music lyrics, such as those by Arnaldo Antunes, Renato Russo, Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.

Here is an example of engraving for writing: