Cohesion, Paragraphs & Information Flow¶
What you will develop¶
Control what the reader knows, expects, and notices from sentence to sentence and paragraph to paragraph.
Before you begin¶
Recorded prerequisites:
Study and practice¶
This is a study outline. A complete practice sequence is not yet available.
- topic/focus
- old-to-new information
- given/new
- reference
- transition
- paragraph unity
- progression
- emphasis
- periodic/cumulative movement
Arrange sentences so given information leads readers toward new information with minimal processing confusion.¶
Reconstruct
Build paragraphs with a discernible controlling movement rather than a pile of related statements.¶
Transfer
Control pronoun/reference chains, transitions, parallel structure, and emphasis across multiple paragraphs.¶
Break / Bound
Rewrite a confusing passage by changing order and information structure without simplifying the underlying idea.¶
Check / Defend
Intended demonstration¶
Reorder/revise passage + unseen exposition problem
This describes the intended standard, not a validated assessment or a claim of mastery.
Reading options¶
Assigned readings, where available, appear in the practice sequence above. These additional recommendations are not all required reading.
Continue¶
This subject
Cohesion, Paragraphs & Information Flow
Opens into
- Rhetoric, Argument, Audience & Occasion
- Image, Figurative Language & Analogy
- Voice, Tone, Register & Persona
- Narrative: Point of View, Time, Scene & Summary
- Dialogue, Drama & Subtext
- Poetry: Rhythm, Meter, Line & Sound
- Essay, Exposition, Definition & Criticism
- Reading literature as a whole work
- Imitation, Transformation & Register Translation
- Oral English, Cadence, Speech & Performance
- Integrated Expressive Command & Editorial Judgment
Connections above reflect recorded prerequisites, not a compulsory calendar.
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Record and evidence
Stable reference: EX-M03. Documentary availability is not learner mastery.