Editorial and Letter to the Editor

Editorial and Letter to the Editor

Review of both topics...

EDITORIAL

Do you remember what it is???

Multiple Choice

What is an Editorial?

• a blog

• information

• a news article

• a newspaper article

Parts of the Editorial

Now, remember it had 5 parts.

what were they?

lets check if you remember....

Multiple Select

What is the name of the first thing you should write at the top of your editorial? (it causes an impact)

• Title

• Headline

• Lead

ok great....

let's see what else do you remember!

Multiple Select

choose the one part that does not belong to the editorial...

• lead

• end

• signature

• body

• nut

Fill in the Blanks

Now, remember that in this part we write the background information for the issue that we are about to discuss in the Editorial...

What is the name of this part???

Multiple Choice

When we spoke about the NUT in the editorial,we said that an opinion is being expressed there.

Do you remember whose opinion is being given in this part of the editorial?

• People's opinion

• Editor's opinion

• Researcher's opinion

• Reader's opinion

Multiple Select

When the editor expresses his/her opinion, they can choose a two different sides....

What were they...?

• Positive

• Balanced

• One Sided

• Negative

Fill in the Blanks

The next part is where you include the evidence to back up your ideas...

What was the name of it....?

Let me give you a hint, it starts with a B...........

Multiple Choice

And we are coming to the end of the Editorial, here we include the CONCLUSION....

What did we do here to finish off?

• Tell the readers what to do

• Say good bye

• Re-state your opinion

• Give facts

Let's move on...

here we go, remember what is our next topic?

Letter to the Editor

same as a formal letter...

Structure:

• Sender's adress

• Date

• Receiver's address

• Salutation

• Body

• Conclusion

• Closing phrase

Multiple Choice

Whose address goes on the right side of the letter?

• sender's

• receiver's

Multiple Select

What are the two things that go on the left side of the letter?

• Sender's address

• Receiver's address

• Date

• Salutation

There are six things you need to keep in mind when writing your letter...

• State article to which you respond

• State position

• Focus major point

• Provide evidence

• Recomend what should be done

• Name names

Multiple Choice

How many words should our letter be...?

• 100 - 150

• 150 - 300

• 180 - 250

• 200 - 300

Multiple Select

What are the appropriate closing phrases that we should use?

• Yours Faithfuly

• Sincerily

• Best regards

• Love

Multiple Choice

What kind of language should we use?

• Normal

• Formal

• Informal

Well done...

Now that you remember everything, don't forget to take the quiz during your asynchronous period.