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Originally Published: February 2001 Because movies must develop a story in two to three hours, what may at first seem insignificant could turn out to be as important as dialogue and action to the development of character, plot, or theme. Therefore, students should be encouraged to pay attention to details. If they are asked to …
Originally Published: February 2003 Writing and thinking are intricately connected. Therefore, any activities that help children think analytically will ultimately contribute to the content of their compositions. Children can practice grouping things according to similarities and differences, classify a group of objects according to something they have in common, recognize the link in an analogy, …