Effective Writing Strategies for Teens - A Critical Look at Sexting Trends

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Explore the impact of sexting among teenagers and its consequences on emotional well-being and future prospects. Delve into the principles of good sentences and the importance of choosing words wisely in effective communication.

  • Writing
  • Teens
  • Sexting
  • Communication
  • Consequences

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  1. Writing Primer 1 CIBO 2019 Prof. Andy Pennock

  2. Ice breaker

  3. What is Writing? Thinking Communicating Words and Sentences Paragraphs and Sections

  4. Joyous Writing In your groups of three, discuss: What writing are you proud of? Why? What was your process?

  5. Joyous Reading? With a national average of twenty percent of teens age 13-19 sexting one another, the act can seem commonplace, even normal. However, if distribution of the pictures in a sext, particularly if such pictures go beyond the person they were intended for, occurs, then it can be consequential, both emotionally and socially because of actions such as being bullied and creating emotional trauma. Reports of teens committing suicide after photos have been shared with the broader public in high profile news stories that get national attention. In this age of the Internet, photos can also resurface, damaging a person s college, internship, or job prospects.

  6. Better Reading? Nationally, twenty percent of teenagers sext with troubling consequences. Teenagers who sext are sometimes bullied and experience emotional trauma, particularly if their partners forward their sexts to others. Even more tragically, several teens have committed suicide after their sexts were sent to broader social circles. Finally, sexted photos can also resurface later in a teen s life, damaging their college, internship, or job prospects. This is a lot better. Why?

  7. Principles of good sentences: 1: Characters Make Good Subjects, 2: Actions Make Good Verbs, 3: Choose Words Wisely.

  8. Characters Make Good Subjects Assertion: Audiences prefer sentences where the main characters are the subjects because they can easily understand who is doing the action. The lack of accountability of partners for forwarding sexts to third parties will not protect teens from cyber-bulling if legalization happens via the Legislature.

  9. Characters Make Good Subjects Assertion: Audiences prefer sentences where the main characters are the subjects because they can easily understand who is doing the action. The lack of accountability of partners for forwarding sexts to third parties will not protect teens from cyber-bulling if the legalization happens via the Legislature.

  10. Characters Make Good Subjects Assertion: Audiences prefer sentences where the main characters are the subjects because they can easily understand who is doing the action. The lack of accountability of partners for forwarding sexts to third parties will not protect teens from cyber-bulling if the legalization happens via the Legislature.

  11. Characters Make Good Subjects The lack of accountability of partners for forwarding sexts to third parties will not protect teens from cyber-bulling if the legalization happens via the Legislature. The Legislature will not protect teens from cyber-bullying by legalizing sexting unless they hold partners accountable for distributing sexts to third parties.

  12. Characters Make Good Subjects Last year, a debate on a sexting bill was being heard on the part of the Judiciary Committee, when a question by the Senator occurred, causing a media firestorm.

  13. Characters Make Good Subjects Last year, a debate on a sexting bill was being heard on the part of the Judiciary Committee, when a question by the Senator occurred, causing a media firestorm. Last year, as the Judiciary Committee debated a sexting bill, the Senator asked a question that caused a media firestorm.

  14. Missing Characters Questions of whether or not teens should be charged for sexting under existing child pornography laws present a challenge. Federal judges have struggled to apply existing child pornography laws to cases involving teen sexting.

  15. Actions Make Good Verbs Assertion: Audiences like it when the actions your characters are taking are the verbs in your sentences The prosecution of sexting cases by district attorneys means the loss of future job opportunities for many American teenagers.

  16. Actions Make Good Verbs Assertion: Audiences like it when the actions your characters are taking are the verbs in your sentences The prosecution of sexting cases by district attorneys means the loss of future job opportunities for many American teenagers

  17. Actions Make Good Verbs The prosecution of sexting cases by district attorneys means the loss of future job opportunities for many American teenagers Many American teenagers lose future job opportunities when district attorneys prosecute sexting cases

  18. Actions Make Good Verbs The argument put forth by Governor Sammons in regard to the non-passage of the Sexting Reform Bill by the Rhode Island House of Representatives was based on the tendency of legislatures to avoid controversial topics. The argument put forth by Governor Sammons in regard to the non-passage of the Sexting Reform Bill by the Rhode Island House of Representatives was based on the tendency of legislatures to avoid controversial topics.

  19. Actions Make Good Verbs The argument put forth by Governor Sammons in regard to the non-passage of the Sexting Reform Bill by the Rhode Island House of Representatives was based on the tendency of legislatures to avoid controversial topics. Governor Sammons argued that the Rhode Island House of Representatives did not pass the Sexting Reform Bill because they were afraid to address controversial topics.

  20. Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Avoid jargon Consider short words instead of long ones

  21. Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Avoid jargon: Consider short words instead of long ones The study seemed duplicative and so we terminated investigation. Or The study seemed repetitive and so we ended investigation

  22. Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Principle 3: Choose Words Wisely Avoid jargon Consider short words instead of long ones Look for unnecessary repetition With a national average of twenty percent of teens age 13-19 sexting one another, the act can seem commonplace, even normal. With the national average of twenty percent of teens sexting one another, the act can seem commonplace.

  23. Actions and Verbs Practice Actions and Verbs Practice The expansion of universities and hospital properties means that cities will collect less tax revenue. Analyzed Version: The expansion of universities and hospital properties means that cities will collect less tax revenue. Better Version: When universities and hospital properties expand, then cities will collect less tax revenue.

  24. Characters and Subjects Practice Characters and Subjects Practice The CBO s abundance of data enabled evaluation of EPA actions in targeting resources to waterways most in need of cleanup. Analyzed Version: The CBO s abundance of data enabled evaluation of EPA actions in targeting resources to waterways most in need of cleanup. Better Version: Because the CBO had abundant data, they could evaluate how well the EPA targeted resources to waterways cleanup.

  25. Sentences and Words Without looking at your notes, what are the three principles of writing good sentences? Diagnosis Your Sentences Are characters the subjects of my sentences? Are actions the verbs of my sentences? Did I choose the simplest words I could to engage my audience? Rewrite Make the main characters the subjects of the sentences. Make the actions the verbs of the sentences and keep an eye out for nominalizations. Replace jargon or big words with common words. Now each person in the group explain one of them.

  26. What is Writing? Thinking 1. Characters Make Good Subjects, 2. Actions Make Good Verbs, 3. Choose Words Wisely. Communicating Words and Sentences Paragraphs and Sections

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