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Group J:

Aquilina Lorraine - Borg Kristy - Cortis Maria

Subject: Maltese

Theme: Creative & Communicative Writing

Audience: Maltese Teachers & Secondary Students

Contents:

Creative Writing

Narrative Writing: lesson plans; notes & PowerPoint

Horror story: lesson plan; Video; Sound Effects & PowerPoint

Description of a place: lesson plan; PowerPoint; Worksheet; Pictures; Song

Argumentative Writing: lesson plan;

Worksheet; Text; PowerPoint; Notes

Reflective Writing: lesson plan; Notes;

Video; PowerPoint

Book Review: lesson plan; PowerPoint;

Notes

Picture Writing: lesson plan;

PowerPoint; Question Prompts

Writing a True Story: lesson plan;

video; article; PowerPoint; Interactive

Resource

Communicative Writing:

Writing Instructions: lesson plan;

Interactive Resource; PowerPoint; 2

videos

Filling a Questionnaire: lesson plan;

Interactive Resource

Informal Letter Writing: lesson plan;

PowerPoint; Notes

Formal Letter Writing: lesson plan;

PowerPoint; Notes

Writing an Advert: lesson plan;

Video; Worksheet

Writing a Notice: lesson plan;

Worksheet; PowerPoint; Video

Layout

Each writing genre is divided into 2

pages: one for teachers and another

one for students.

At the moment we have 30 pages

which hopefully will increase in the

future.

How are we going to use this Wiki Page in Class?

Both students and teachers

will have access to our

resources and other teachers

can upload their own. Students

can contribute to this Wiki by

uploading their work.

Learning Theories Applied in Wiki

Behaviourist/Cognitive Theory –

Teachers are passing on and sharing

resources with other colleagues and

their students. Students can choose

from the listed writing genres. Hence

they can work on their own pace.

Social Constructive Theory: Students are encouraged to cooperate in this page and work collaboratively.

Members can share their work together to enhance their skill of writing.

Connectivist Theory: The teachers as facilitators will work closely with students. Students are encouraged to leave comments on the suggestion page.

Let’s take a

quick look at

our Wiki...

The Welcome Page...

A page dedicated to students’ narrative stories

Lesson Plans and resources for teachers

An example

of a handout

For a better look, we suggest you click on the link below so

as to visit our Wiki:

https://wikispaces.com/join/PPC4TN4

Thanks

Group J:Aquilina Lorraine - Borg Kristy - Cortis

Maria