01287nam a22001935a 4500650006400000650004800064001000700112003000900119005001700128007000300145008004100148040003500189100002400224245001900248260005000267300001100317520074300328700002201071 7aENSEÑANZA DE LA ESCRITURAxINGLÉS2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aREDACCIÓNxINGLÉS2Tesauro de la Unesco003038AR-RoIES20241129141303.0ta000000s1961    xxu ||| r|||| 000 0 eng|d  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aMcDonnell, Robert F10aForm and Focus  aNew York :bHarcourt, Brace and World,c1961.  a405 p.  aThis book offers one possible solution to the problem of how to teach students to write. The fifty selections in Form and Focus are rhetorically and topically arranged. The book is divided into 3 major parts: Types of Writing, Methods of Development and Research.  The first two parts are subdivided into sections containing essays that deal with the same topic and illustate the same rhetorical pattern. Each section is introduced by a brief explanation of the rhetorical pattern under consideration and is followed by suggestions for student themes related to the subject and rhetorical pattern of the section. In addition, there are questions after each essay that help the student analyze the theme, structure, and style of the essay.1 aMorris, William E