Chow Suk Ping_Writing Can Improve: Revised Edition_Hong Kong & Macau Exclusive

Author: Chow Suk Ping Publisher: Bright Light Culture Size: 147mm x 195mm Pages: 200 pages Publication Date: October 2024 ISBN: 978-988-8884-23-0 【Synopsis】 This is a revised edition, featuring a new chapter on "Writing Fundamentals." This book is a continuation and an advanced version of "Writing Can Be Learned," more suited for students from Primary 6 to Junior Secondary. The book provides prompts for different writing genres, with writing guidance for 38 essay topics. These topics are designed with reference to the direction of secondary school public examinations and school teachers' question settings. Each chapter begins with commonly used reference materials for various writing styles, followed by writing suggestions for different topics. It analyzes aspects such as understanding the prompt, selecting material, structuring, and writing methods, and also offers appropriate proverbs, idioms, and vocabulary for students' reference and use. Each chapter concludes with writing tips and model essays by literary masters for reference. Four of the lessons are accompanied by online teaching sessions, aiming to help students understand and conceptualize the writing for each topic. 【Author Biography】 Chow Suk Ping Graduated from the Chinese Department of Lingnan College, she has worked as a teacher, Chief Editor at 1 Circle Publishing, and a columnist. Her works include essays, novels, and interview collections, with over a hundred publications. Notable works include "A Moment of Disgrace," "The Autistic Owner and the Hyperactive Cat," "Love Discovered in a Walk-up Building," "Tasting Love in a Local Café," "Savoring Life Through Street Food," and "What the Teacher Taught Me That Year." She received the 9th "Hong Kong Chinese Literary Biennial Award" for Children and Young Adult Literature with "Dai Pai Dong, Pawnshop, and Herbal Tea Shop," and "What the Teacher Taught Me That Year" received the 13th "Hong Kong Chinese Literary Biennial Award" recommendation prize for Children and Young Adult Literature.