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Patterns of Development

The document discusses the processes of reading and writing, highlighting their purposes and the importance of effective communication. It outlines various patterns of development in writing, such as narration, definition, exemplification, and cause-effect, which help organize ideas and enhance clarity. Additionally, it emphasizes the use of signal words associated with each pattern to aid in structuring written content.

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Patterns of Development

The document discusses the processes of reading and writing, highlighting their purposes and the importance of effective communication. It outlines various patterns of development in writing, such as narration, definition, exemplification, and cause-effect, which help organize ideas and enhance clarity. Additionally, it emphasizes the use of signal words associated with each pattern to aid in structuring written content.

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PATTERNS

OF
Development
in Writing
READING

• Reading is the process of decoding and


understanding written text. It involves
recognizing words, interpreting
meaning, and comprehending ideas to
gain knowledge or enjoyment.
WHY DO WE READ?

• To Gain Knowledge
• For Communication
• To Enhance Imagination and Creativity
• For Entertainment and Enjoyment
• To Improve Language and Thinking Skills
WRITING

• The process of creating text by organizing


thoughts, selecting appropriate words, and
structuring sentences to effectively
communicate messages, express creativity, or
record information.
WHY DO WE WRITE?

•To Communicate
•To Inform and Educate
•For Creativity and Expression
•To Persuade and Influence
•For Documentation and Record-Keeping.
Patterns of Development
• Patterns of development in writing
refer to the various organizational
structures or frameworks that writers
use to present their ideas,
arguments, or information in a
coherent and effective manner. These
patterns help writers shape their
content, guide their readers through a
logical flow, and enhance the overall
clarity and understanding of the
written piece.
Narration Pattern

NARRATION • Explanation: Narration involves


telling a story or recounting events
in a chronological order. It's like
taking your reader on a journey
through time.

• Example: "Last summer, my family


embarked on an unforgettable
road trip. From the scenic
landscapes to the unexpected
detours, every moment became a
Definition Pattern

DEFINITION • Explanation: The definition


pattern clarifies the meaning of a
concept or term.

• Example: "Resilience, defined as


the ability to bounce back from
adversity, is a key trait that helps
individuals navigate life's
challenges."

• Signal Words: "Defined as," "is


characterized by," "can be
Exemplification
Pattern
• Explanation: Exemplification
EXEMPLIFICATION provides examples to illustrate or
support a generalization or claim.

• Example: "Social media


platforms, such as Facebook,
Twitter, and Instagram, have
revolutionized communication,
connecting people across the
globe in real-time."

• Signal Words: "For example,"


Chronology Pattern
• Explanation: This pattern
CHRONOLOGY presents information in a
chronological order or follows a
step-by-step procedure.

• Example: "To bake a chocolate


cake, first gather the
ingredients, then mix them, pour
the batter into a pan, and finally,
bake it in the oven."

• Signal Words: "First," "next,"


Description Pattern
• Explanation: Description creates
DESCRIPTION a vivid and sensory-rich portrayal
of a person, place, object, or
experience.

• Example: "The sun dipped below


the horizon, casting a warm glow
over the tranquil lake, as the
chirping of crickets filled the
evening air."

• Signal Words: Evocative


Comparison and
Contrast Pattern
Comparison and • Explanation: This pattern highlights
Contrast similarities (comparison) and
differences (contrast) between two or
more subjects.

• Example: "Contrastingly, traditional


classroom learning relies on face-to-
face interaction, while online
education offers flexibility and self-
paced learning."
Summary Pattern:

Summary • Explanation: The summary pattern


provides a concise overview or recap of
key points.

• Example: "In conclusion, the three main


causes of climate change are
deforestation, industrial emissions, and
the burning of fossil fuels."

• Signal Words: "In summary," "to sum


up," "consequently."
Cause-Effect Pattern:

• Explanation: This pattern examines


the relationships between events,
Cause-Effect showing how one action leads to
another.

• Example: "The increase in global


temperatures, caused by the
greenhouse effect, leads to rising sea
levels and extreme weather patterns."

• Signal Words: "Because," "since," "as


Classification-
Division Pattern:
Classification- • Explanation: This pattern organizes
information into categories or divides
Division a whole into parts.

• Example: "In the animal kingdom,


mammals can be classified into three
main categories: monotremes,
marsupials, and placental mammals."

• Signal Words: "Categories include,"


"classified into," "divided into."
Persuasion Pattern:
• Explanation: Persuasion involves
Persuasion convincing the reader to adopt a
particular viewpoint by presenting a
compelling argument with supporting
evidence.

• Example: "Adopting renewable energy


sources is not just an environmental
choice; it is an economic necessity that
will create jobs, reduce dependency on
finite resources, and ensure a sustainable
future."
These patterns, along with their
corresponding signal words, serve as
valuable tools for writers to structure their
writing effectively, ensuring clarity and
coherence in their communication.
ACTIVITY:
Directions: Select the writing pattern employed and provide reasoning for
your choice, including its relevant signal words.
Grab a pencil or computer
and...

Happy
Writing!

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