Preparation and Writing Strategies for English Mediation
This page outlines the essential steps for preparing and writing effective Mediation Englisch Übungen. It emphasizes the importance of careful task analysis and text comprehension before beginning the writing process.
The preparation phase involves:
- Examining the task requirements closely
- Noting key elements of the source text type,title,author,purpose
- Identifying relevant keywords and information
When writing, students should:
- Use their own words to summarize relevant points
- Explain unfamiliar terms if necessary
- Avoid direct translation
- Maintain consistent tense and neutral language
Highlight: The guide stresses that mediation is not translation, but rather a process of conveying information in a new context.
The structure of a mediation text typically includes:
- Introduction mentioningthesourcetextandtopic
- Main part presentingrelevantinformation
- Conclusion summarizingwithoutpersonalopinion
Example: An introductory phrase could be: "I have recently read an article that fits in with the topic..."
Vocabulary: "Mediation" in this context refers to the skill of transferring information between languages, not to be confused with conflict resolution.
The page also provides a checklist for final review, including grammar, spelling, and task relevance checks.