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- creating appropriate main ideas and supporting details
- writing clearly defined paragraphs for the introduction/body/conclusion
- sequencing ideas
- using transitional words and phrases
- using formal language
- using factual language
- varying sentence structures
- using appropriate vocabulary and phrases
- writing with grammatical accuracy
- matching his/her writing to the requirements stated in the MOE exemplar document.
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SEA 2019 – 2023 Framework
The Revised Assessment Framework for the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) 2021-2023 specifies the proposed purpose, components, format and content of the SEA. The revised guidelines acknowledge the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic measures on the education system and propose several adjustments to the framework in terms of content and/or the number of test items.
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SEA Countdown: Dos and Don’ts for Parents and Guardians
Parenting , SEA , Secondary Entrance Assessment
The Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) is approximately one month away, and the pressure is mounting. Some of us are worried and pulling our hair out because "She's making silly mistakes!" or "He's still having problems with unequal sharing!" We understand the...
Balancing Structure and Fun during the Vacation
From waking up early for school to spending long hours studying and doing homework—our children work hard throughout the school term. For this reason, many of us try to give them the fun and relaxation they deserve over the vacation. However, we also know it’s...
Practical Tips for Encouraging Your Child to Read During the Vacation
Inclusive Learning , Reading Strategies
Vacation time offers a fantastic opportunity for kids to explore new books, discover different genres, and improve their literacy skills. Here are some practical tips to help you make reading a fun and engaging part of your child's vacation. 1. Let your child choose...
Unconditional Love: The Best Support for Your Child
Parenting , SEA
“What will they say if my child doesn’t do well?” “What will they think of me as a parent?” “Did I give my child too much playtime?” “Did I pressure them too much?” “Should we have started lessons earlier?” As we approach SEA Results Day, these fears and anxieties...
8 Ways to Support Learners with Diverse Needs
Inclusive Education , Parenting , SEA , SEA 2025 , Secondary Entrance Assessment
Many learners need more than the traditional "chalk and talk" method to reach their full potential. This is especially true for students with neurodivergent conditions such as ADHD, autism or dyslexia. Innovative and inclusive approaches to education ensure that every...
S.E.A. 2025-2028: Spelling
English Language Arts , Newsday , Parenting , SEA , Secondary Entrance Assessment , Spelling
As we continue preparing our students for S.E.A. 2025, let’s review the spelling patterns they need to know. The spelling section has not been changed from the previous 2019-2023 framework. (Note: The 2025-2028 framework can be found on the ministry’s website)....
A Gentle Reminder if You’re Struggling during the Holidays
The Christmas season is not always a time of joy, togetherness and love for everyone. In fact, it can become the most stressful and overwhelming time of year for anyone dealing with The loss of a loved one Illness Loneliness Financial struggles Overwork Family...
Exploring Basic Quadrilaterals and Their Properties
Mathematics , revised framework 2021 , SEA , Secondary Entrance Assessment
Quadrilaterals are geometric shapes that can be found in our daily lives. In this post, we’ll explore the most common quadrilaterals and provide tips for you to help your SEA learners identify and describe the properties of these shapes. What is a quadrilateral? A...
SEA Prep Classes Now Available
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Our SEA Prep Classes are back! These online classes will be every Sunday, 1-4 p.m., starting Sunday 5th November, 2023. Please click here to register. We’ll be doing detailed revision and practice tests. Here’s a breakdown of what will be...
6 Ways to Enhance Understanding and Interest in Maths
Mathematics , SEA , Secondary Entrance Assessment
Mathematics provides the building blocks for problem-solving and critical thinking in daily life. However, for some SEA students, maths can become a series of meaningless, challenging tasks they must get through to arrive at the school of their choice. If we’re not...
Now Available: SEA Mathematics and Language Arts & Writing Practice Tests
ELA Writing , English Language Arts , Mathematics , SEA , Secondary Entrance Assessment
We’re pleased to announce that our SEA Mathematics and Language Arts & Writing Practice Tests are back on the market! Note The Ministry of Education has advised that the Revised Assessment Framework (SEA) 2021-2023 will guide the development of the 2024 SEA...
2021 REMOVED FROM MATH
Mathematics , revised framework 2021
NUMBER STRANDWHOLE NUMBERS - NilFRACTIONS- Solve problems involving the multiplication of a fraction by a fraction. Applying- Solve problems involving the multiplication of a fraction by mixed numbers. Applying- Divide a fraction by a fraction. ApplyingDECIMALS- Solve...
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 Creative Writing Prompts - The Sea Here is the third list of ideas in my series of Creative Writing prompts. The purpose of these writing prompts is to encourage both children and adults to be more creative, get outside, be inspired by their natural surroundings and start writing about what they see and experience. In turn, I would encourage them to write freely about what they feel, see, hear, and share those writing experiences with others. These writing opportunities should enable you to feel comfortable within your surroundings and share good content about natural elements that inspire you. In this short post, I would like to share some more creative ideas about how you can incorporate the sea and its unique qualities into your writing style. I live very close to the sea and spend a fair amount of time there. The sea is continually alluring, and it is an ever-changing, awe-inspiring natural landscape that can help stimulate your mind and senses in so many different ways. It motivates many people to produce imaginative pieces of writing, photography , or develop other creative outlets, whereby they capture the sea, the colours and weather conditions in so many different ways. In my opinion, there seems nothing better than standing at the beach, looking towards the horizon and thinking about what lies beyond or beneath. Hopefully, we can all resonate with this, and by doing so, what you see can provide the perfect stimulus for you to do something new, exciting and unique. Once again, I encourage you to look through the list of ideas below. Get outdoors, go into your local environment, hopefully to the sea, look around you at different points of the day. Make notes, take pictures about what you see, and understand the differences and how the sea changes with its waves, colours, and sounds. Then use these natural components as a stimulus to develop your writing ideas and create something unique. Explore, Learn and Create with what you find and let us celebrate all that is wonderful about the sea. SEA WRITING PROMPTSIf the sea was a different colour, what colour would it be? What if your boat was marooned on an uninhabited island. Describe the craft you would build to help you sail away. Write a story sailing across the sea. Five items get washed up on the beach. What could they be? Describe them in detail. Write a poem about a perfect sunset at sea. You are visiting the sea. Tell a story describing as much as you can remember. Think about adding in information about all five senses. You buy a submarine that can take you to the ocean's deepest depths, the ocean floor, and the trenches. Describe what the journey to the bottom would be like, and explain what you would see? What would it be like when you finally reached the bottom? At Skagen in Denmark , two seas meet. Create a conversation between two seas meeting for the first time. Write a story about riding a colourful seahorse in a seahorse race. You discover the Blue Whale isn't the largest creature in the sea! Describe what the newest animal is; where did you find it? What does it look like?. What if a school of fish was actually like a school humans go to? What would it be like? And what would the fish learn? Tell a story about going out deep sea fishing. What fish are you trying to catch? Are there any dangers? Is it fun? What is your favourite sea creature? Produce a fact file and describe it and explain more about it. You find a message in a bottle washed up on the shore. What did the note say? You find yourself in a raft in the middle of the ocean. How did you get there? What would it be like if mermaids lived under the sea? Sit by the sea for about an hour. Look at the sea and then write about what you see. Describe the differences in what the sea landscape is like during sunrise and sunset. Take a photograph, or paint a watercolour, then describe what you see. Write a story about a winter storm at sea. You are part of a scientific research team, and you discover a new sea creature! Describe it, where it lives, the habitat, its relationship with other sea creatures, etc. Write a descriptive poem about the waves. Describe in 20 words what the sand feels like on your feet. You are a Lighthouse keeper stranded in your Lighthouse, out at sea. Describe your experiences as the roles through. MORE INFORMATIONAs a school teacher and outdoor educator, I have a wealth of knowledge, experience, and resources. You can find more of those resources available in my School Resources shop. You can also read a selection of other writing prompts here . If you require further advice or to draw upon my experience, please get in touch and say [email protected] Further Writing LinksCreative Writing Prompts - Clouds - Gareth Mate Creative Writing Prompts - Trees - Gareth Mate Let's Write About The Outdoors - Gareth Mate  MOE: Announce the SEA creative writing topic for 2023 and beyond a few months in advance. Why this petition mattersStudents have been stressed out for too long by large scale and high stake assessments. Announcing the SEA creative writing topic benefits all students across the board. Teachers will teach both expository and narrative writing throughout primary school. Announcing it a few months in advance does not mean that only one type of writing will be taught while the other is abandoned. It simply means that all students can focus on the type of writing being tested and boost their confidence. In 2022, students in our country have performed extremely poorly, especially in creative writing. Based on the results in 2022, do we expect that our students who have been out of school as a result of the pandemic will fare any differently? One can argue that students who are writing SEA in 2023 are even more disadvantaged than their peers who have done the exam in 2020, 2021 and 2022. The reason is that the discrepancy between what students have learned and and what they are expected to learn by March 29th 2023 has only widened. Change is a must. There is a large gap in education that cannot be easily bridged. Concessions must be made! Change is necessary! Articles on Creative writingDisplaying 1 - 20 of 46 articles.  UK’s creative industries bring in more revenue than cars, oil and gas – so why is arts education facing cuts?Adam Behr , Newcastle University  An ode to the social realism of ‘boring’ lyrics – from The Kinks to The StreetsGlenn Fosbraey , University of Winchester  How to write a love song – three tips for beginners from a songwriting expert ‘ Cli-fi ’ might not save the world, but writing it could help with your eco-anxietyRachel Hennessy , The University of Melbourne ; Alexander Cothren , Flinders University , and Amy T Matthews , Flinders University  I research the therapeutic qualities of writing about art – here are three steps for trying it yourselfPatrick Wright , The Open University  Creative writing can help improve one’s health: a South African study shows howDawn Garisch , University of Cape Town and Steve Reid , University of Cape Town  Boxing empowered me to express my trauma – now, I help other abuse survivors do the same, combining it with creative writingDonna Lyon , The University of Melbourne  How a poet and professor promotes racial understanding with lessons from historyQuraysh Ali Lansana , Oklahoma State University  How to understand your grief through writingCatherine Cole , Liverpool John Moores University  Write what you know: the COVID experience is a rich resource for year 12 English examsJanet Dutton , Macquarie University  5 ways to teach the link between grammar and imagination for better creative writingBrett Healey , Curtin University  Writing can improve mental health – here’s howChristina Thatcher , Cardiff Metropolitan University  In an AI world we need to teach students how to work with robot writersLucinda McKnight , Deakin University  To succeed in an AI world, students must learn the human traits of writing ‘Lit therapy’ in the classroom: writing about trauma can be valuable, if done rightYannick Thoraval , RMIT University  Too many adjectives, not enough ideas: how NAPLAN forces us to teach bad writing What my students taught me about reading: old books hold new insights for the digital generationKate Flaherty , Australian National University  Life sentences – what creative writing by prisoners tells us about the insideDr Michael X. Savvas , Flinders University  Frozen in time, the casts of Indigenous Australians who performed in ‘human zoos’ are chillingKatherine Johnson , University of Tasmania  ‘I’m in another world’: writing without rules lets kids find their voice, just like professional authorsRelated topics.
Top contributors Visiting Fellow, Centre for Cultural and Creative Research, University of Canberra, University of Canberra  Associate professor, Deakin University  Adjunct assistant professor, University of New England  PhD Student, School of Education, Curtin University  Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Southern Queensland  Associate Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Winchester  Dean of Research (Creative), University of South Australia  Associate Professor in Media, University of Notre Dame Australia  Distinguished Professor of Creative Practice, Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Canberra  Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing, University of Stirling  Lecturer in Professional and Creative Writing, Deakin University  Principal Lecturer in Creative Writing, Coventry University  Professor of Creative Arts, Griffith University  PhD candidate in Digital Cultures, University of Sydney  Conjoint Senior Lecturer, University of Newcastle
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SEA 2020 Creative Writing Prompts - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document provides three creative writing prompts. The first prompt is about a person who gets separated from their friends while texting and walking. It asks the writer to describe what they encounter, what they see and feel, and how the experience ends.
SEA Report Writing Exam Prep 2022. These are key points noted for SEA Report Writing 2022: There is no allocation of marks in the SEA ELA report rubric for a specific format. No word limit is specified. Use numerals to indicate an exact time. This is formatted as follows: 10:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m.
An Interactive Workbook. This is an online self-paced course that prepares students specifically for the Report Writing task on the Secondary Entrance Assessment writing paper. An engaging method that makes learning fun! Let's start for free! Your child will build skills in. creating appropriate main ideas and supporting details.
Click on each link to gain access to Download the following ELA and Creative Writing Worksheets. SEA Practice Test - ELA & Creative Writing #1. SEA Practice Test - ELA & Creative Writing #2. SEA Practice Test - ELA & Creative Writing #3. SEA Practice Test - ELA & Creative Writing #4. SEA Practice Test - ELA & Creative Writing #5.
Let's clarify. English Language Arts Writing (Creative Writing) is broken into two parts for SEA: Report Writing and Narrative Writing. Both of these topics are somewhat polar opposites from each other- I usually say like oil and water. In its simplest definition. Narrative Writing= writing a story. Report Writing= informative, expository writing.
3. Time 50 minutes TOPICS Remember: Write on only one of the following topics. 'We won! We won first prize! Can you believe it?" I screamed, as I dashed into the Write an exciting story that includes the statements above. Remember to was won and what you all felt and did. Write a story about a day when you went to school unwillingly, but when ...
The Revised Assessment Framework for the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) 2021-2023 specifies the proposed purpose, components, format and content of the SEA. The revised guidelines acknowledge the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic measures on the education system and propose several adjustments to the framework in terms of content and/or the ...
Here is an easy breakdown of how to attempt the SEA paper (Creative Writing Section)For One-on-One or Group Online tutoring, WhatsApp: 1-868-374-4479 or chec...
S.E.A. Creative Writing Tips from Miss Reia Ali. ... SEA Creative Writing Tips from Miss Reia Ali. Like. Comment. Share. 447 · 44 comments · 34K views. 103.1FM Trinidad & Tobago · March 29, 2022 ...
Our pair of SEA Practice Tests Textbooks adhere to the assessment framework for the Secondary Entrance Examination (2019-2023). The SEA Language Arts and Writing Practice Test book consists of twelve English Language Arts and ELA Writing papers each. There is a total of 36 ELA Writing topics covering both narrative and report writing.
elling, Grammar, Punctuation, Capitalisation and Reading Comprehension. In. Mathematics, Number, Measurement, Geometry and Statistics are assessed.The main purpose of the Secondary Entrance Asse. sment is to facilitate the transition from primary to secondary school. The Assessment Framework for SEA 2021 - 2023 is intended to assist teachers and.
Creative WritingS.E.A Time with the Ministry of EducationAir Date: Wednesday 25th March 2020 - 1:15PM
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These buttons link you to important sites to assist you with your preparation for SEA 2020. Please make use of ALL of these resources. 2019 Mathematics SEA. 2019 Language Arts SEA. 2019 SEA Creative Writing. 2019 SEA Specimen Mathematics. ELA Specimen document. MOE School learning mgm't system link.
Chapter 1 focuses on application of the Narrative Writing Rubric. It introduces the revised rubric for Narrative Writing and provides detailed guidance for its use as both an assessment and teaching tool. Chapter 2 presents eight stories that have been analysed and scored for illustrative purposes.
ing, Grammar, Punctuation, Capitalisation and Reading Comprehension. In Ma. hematics, Number, Measurement, Geometry and Statistics are assessed.The Secondary Entrance As. essment facilitates the transition from primary to secondary school. The Assessment Framework for SEA 2019 - 2023 is intended to assist teachers and al.
You are part of a scientific research team, and you discover a new sea creature! Describe it, where it lives, the habitat, its relationship with other sea creatures, etc. Describe in 20 words what the sand feels like on your feet. You are a Lighthouse keeper stranded in your Lighthouse, out at sea. Describe your experiences as the roles through.
TTT Live Online posted a video to playlist S.E.A. Time. · April 2, 2020 ·. Creative Writing: Narrative Writing. S.E.A Time with the Ministry of Education. Air Date: Thursday 2nd April 2020 - 1:15PM. 12.
Students have been stressed out for too long by large scale and high stake assessments. Announcing the SEA creative writing topic benefits all students across the board. Teachers will teach both expository and narrative writing throughout primary school. Announcing it a few months in advance does not mean that only one type of writing will be taught while the other is abandoned.
The benefits of creative writing are particularly important in countries where there's a need to build a caring society and there are limited resources. Ella Sowinska December 11, 2022
©2022 Natasha Lance Rogoff (P)2022 Natasha Lance Rogoff. Previous slide of product details. ... the creative writing, the set, character and costume design and building, down the smallest details like the colors being used, the acting, the music writing and producing, and all the other creative roles, all aspects of each category adhering to a ...
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