Freedom, Identity, and Social Justice · Informational Writing

Analytical Paragraph Construction

Developing skills to interpret data charts and translate visual information into cohesive written analysis.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does one identify the most significant trends within a complex data set?
  2. 2What transitional phrases are most effective for comparing and contrasting statistical information?
  3. 3How can a writer maintain an objective tone while summarizing subjective data?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Analytical Paragraph - Class 10
Class: Class 10
Subject: English
Unit: Freedom, Identity, and Social Justice
Period: Informational Writing

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