GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Writing: Writing a Guide Part 3 - Explained

The video tutorial explores the structure and features of writing guides. It emphasizes using clear titles, standard English, and third-person voice to maintain objectivity. Techniques like alliteration, rhetorical questions, and active voice are recommended to engage readers. The importance of clarity, logical connections, and supporting details is highlighted. The tutorial concludes with a task to write a guide for new students, encouraging the use of covered techniques.

What are some language techniques that can be used in a title or headline to engage the reader's interest?

How can you ensure that your writing is clear and concise?

Why is it important to use the active voice and avoid the passive voice in writing?

What should you assume about your readers when developing your text?

In what part of your writing should you offer your viewpoint?