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Theme: Sharing Information
Examine the different parts of the model below:
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TOPIC
and PURPOSE: (what you are writing about and why):
"I am writing to share with you some of
the information I learned in the lesson unit, "Where
did the idea of an international world body come from?" ... the United Nations in a broader
context." |
DEVELOPMENT:
Reasons/examples (in chronological order OR order
of importance)
"One
of the things I discovered was that the concept of
a world forum where ... was Leon
Auguste Bourgeois, a French statesman who won the
Nobel Prize in 1920 for his active promotion of a
body that would foster cooperation among nations.
With the destruction caused by the First World
War, President Woodrow Wilson put forth a proposal
to create a League of Nations ... peacefully. The United Nations
started in 1945 to, as the opening of its Charter
says, "end the scourge of war". |
SUMMING
UP of theme and purpose
"I am glad to have the chance to share this
information with you." |
POLITE
ENDING
"I hope you will find it useful." |
CLOSING
"Yours
sincerely,"
(signature) |
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