Article Writing: Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510/0993) | 13-Slide PowerPoint
Article Writing: Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510/0993) | 13-Slide PowerPoint
Give your students the skills and confidence to tackle article writing in Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language. This ready-to-teach 13-slide PowerPoint explains the purpose, audience, structure, tone and persuasive language of an article, and shows students how to move beyond basic responses to well-organised, engaging exam answers.
What's Included
- Purpose and features of an article: informing and persuading, with a balanced argument.
- Content and language criteria, with tips for tone, linking words and paragraph structure.
- An exam-style example task with the audience, purpose and register explained.
- An annotated high-scoring model response with examiner comments and a mark of 13 out of 16.
- An article rubric out of 16 marks.
- Common mistakes, including losing focus and failing to persuade.
- Classroom activities: pre-learning, starter, development and main task.
- A before-you-write checklist.
- Word count guidance of 200 to 250 words for Core and 250 to 300 for Extended.
Ideal For
- Cambridge IGCSE ESL teachers and tutors.
- Students preparing for 0510/0993 examinations.
- Classroom lessons, revision and independent study.
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Article Writing: Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510/0993) | 13-Slide PowerPoint
Give your students the skills and confidence to tackle article writing in Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language. This ready-to-teach 13-slide PowerPoint explains the purpose, audience, structure, tone and persuasive language of an article, and shows students how to move beyond basic responses to well-organised, engaging exam answers.
What's Included
- Purpose and features of an article: informing and persuading, with a balanced argument.
- Content and language criteria, with tips for tone, linking words and paragraph structure.
- An exam-style example task with the audience, purpose and register explained.
- An annotated high-scoring model response with examiner comments and a mark of 13 out of 16.
- An article rubric out of 16 marks.
- Common mistakes, including losing focus and failing to persuade.
- Classroom activities: pre-learning, starter, development and main task.
- A before-you-write checklist.
- Word count guidance of 200 to 250 words for Core and 250 to 300 for Extended.
Ideal For
- Cambridge IGCSE ESL teachers and tutors.
- Students preparing for 0510/0993 examinations.
- Classroom lessons, revision and independent study.