7.1 Lesson 7 Essentials Video: Genres
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Lesson 7 Essentials Video: Genres
Watch the video below to see how students like you have analyzed and compared genres to meet audience expectations.
Students in order of appearance: Alice, Chase, Darryl, Kendra, Hussain, Deonta, Lindsey, Ansel, Gretchen, Dan
Exercise: Integrate the video
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Kendra says that, “I think [it] is good to play around with all different types of writing. You may not like a certain type of writing; you might find one you do like. Going in between them is different. You have to change your mindset and approach for different types of papers. But you can ask other people who may have just written that type of paper; or ask your teacher how to set yourself up for that type of paper you’re writing.” Her approach to genre may be different from yours, but as long as you are approaching your genre with the expectations of your audience in mind, you will be on the right track.