It is necessary to take into account the academic literature on the topic and apply to real-life situations. The theoretical principles and classroom practices that this essay will be looking at are: socio-cultural nature of language, functional grammar, spelling and scaffolding. ... The Department of Education and Children's Services South Australia (D.E.C.S. 1997, P.9) states that the major purpose for learning to spell accurately and proficiently is to "enable the writer to convey her/his meanings as clearly as possible" and that therefore students should engage in a variety of writi...

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One of the essay "No Long Term: New Work and the Corrosion of Character," by Richard Sennett writes about a man named Enrico who worked as a janitor to support his family and providing more possibilities in life for his sons. ... In "Definitions: Work, Career, Profession, Vocation" by various writers, explain and define the common vocabulary use when conversing on the topic of work. ... Education is a prime example of working to find that passion. ...

• Word Count: 795
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• Grade Level: High School