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This biography summarizes the life of Stevi Natalia Barus Ginting in 3 paragraphs. She was born in 1986 in Medan, North Sumatra and was the third of 5 children. She had several achievements in school like winning poetry and Bible quizzes. She studied at SD Deli Tua elementary school, SMPN 1 Deli Tua junior high, and SMAN 13 Medan senior high. After graduating, she moved to Jakarta to study math education at the Christian University of Indonesia. Upon graduating, she became a math lecturer at her alma mater. Her goal is to help her students become professional teachers who fear God.
![4. There are the steps to write an editorial letter;
a. STEP 1: Prewriting—Stating Your Purpose; Before star to write, we must know and
think what we really want to say. That’s a letter to the editor must be brief (no more
than 300 words).
b. STEP 2: Prewriting—Planning the Supporting Details; Planning the supporting details
calls for two thought processes. First, with you statement of purpose in front of you,
think about the examples, situations, illustrations, descriptions, comparisons, analogies,
causes, or effects that will help you explain your point of view.
c. STEP 3: Prewriting—Organizing the Details; Choose a logical plan of organization. First,
see chronological order, spatial order, and order of importance in the Glossary. And
then, think about the many kinds of development available to you as a letter writer. The
last, think again about the audience analysis and using all that information, list the
details in their most effective order.
d. STEP 4: Writing—Following the Plan; As you write, keep in mind the items listed in the
Characteristics section earlier. Begin with some means of catching the reader’s
attention. Justify what you have to say. As part of the conclusion, suggest either a
course of action, a solution to the problem, or a means by which to implement the
solution.
e. STEP 5: Revising—Polishing the Content; Getting your ideas on paper puts you over
the hurdle. Now you can polish those ideas and put them in the best light for your
reader. As you revise the content, ask yourself the following questions:
• Have I presented my opinion clearly? Will the reader understand exactly how I feel?
• Would different details improve the explanation of my opinion? (And revising).etc..
f. STEP 6: Revising—Typing the Final Draft; Although this format permits you to omit a
formal heading and inside address, you should begin with the salutation Dear Editor to
identify your purpose. In addition, your name and address must appear on the page,
preferably at the end. Most papers will not print your address or phone number, but the
editor must have this information for verification. (It’s for your protection. Someone
else could submit a letter with your name and cause undue embarrassment.) Editors
almost never print anonymous letters. Most newspapers and magazines accept e-mailed
letters to the editor.
g. STEP 7: Proofreading—Checking the Mechanics; Before you mail your letter, check for
mechanical details. [See Parts I and IV for explanations and examples of writing
techniques.] Finally, check spelling and word choice.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/t-h-twriting-130106023357-phpapp01/85/T-h-t-writing-4-320.jpg)
T.h.t writing
- 1. 1. Editorial letter; Judith C. Appelbaum Vice President and Legal Director National Women’s Law Center 11 Dopunt Circle, Suite 800 Washington, DC 20036 202-588-5180 April 3, 2006 Editorial Page Editor P.O.BOX 4249 Helena, MT 59604 To the Editor; We applaud Attorney General Mike Mc Grath for ruling that Montana Law requires health insurance plans to cover prescription contraceptives if they cover other perception drugs, and urge Blue Cross Shield of Montana to implement the necessary change in its policies immediately. At the same time, we must challenge Blue Cross’s blanket assertion that covering contraceptives adds to health insurance costs (“Blue Cross won’t challenge AG’s ruling on contraceptive coverage.” October 29) After the federal government added contraceptive benefits for its employees in 1998. The U.S Office of Personal Management found that adding the coverage did not increase premium costs. Moreover, a number of studies demonstrate – as common sense suggests- that it is far less expensive to prevent unwanted pregnancies than to cover all of their attendant costs. For example, the National Business Group on Health (NBGH), representing 160 national and multinational employers, estimated that failing to cover contraceptives could cost an employer 15-17% more than covering them. All health insurance companies and employer should realize that contraceptive coverage is a win-win proposition: it guarantees that women receive the preventive health care need, and can actually save money. Sincerely, Judith C. Appelbaum
- 2. 2. Example of Job Application letter; Twin Lestari XYZ Company 87 Delaware Road Hatfield, CA 08065 Dear Ms Lestari, I am writing to apply for the programmer position advertised in the Times Union. As requested, I am enclosing a completed job application, my certification, my resume and three references. The opportunity presented in this listing is very interesting, and I believe that my strong technical experience and education will make me a very competitive candidate for this position. The key strengths that I possess for success in this position include: I have successfully designed, developed, and supported live use applications I strive for continued excellence I provide exceptional contributions to customer service for all customers With a BS degree in Computer Programming, I have a full understanding of the full life cycle of a software development project. I also have experience in learning and excelling at new technologies as needed. Please see my resume for additional information on my experience. I can be reached anytime via email at Ita_Suryani@gmail.com or my cell phone, 909-555-5555. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to speaking with you about this employment opportunity. Sincerely, Ita Suryani Sitepu
- 3. 3. The differences of Jobs Application letter and Resume letter are; The meaning of Resume letter; A resume, commonly known as curriculum vitae, is by definition, a short description or a document that narrates the summary of your personal, educational, and professional background. In psychological terms it is a small reflection of your past and your overall personality. The characteristic of Resume letter; 1. Sales-Focused; Remember the resume is a marketing tool designed to market your skills and experience to an employer. 2. Relevant; Make the reader pay attention by using action verbs that convey measurable accomplishments and problem-solving skills. 3. Concise; Resume language should be succinct and expressive. Use the minimum number of words necessary to convey meaning. Use precise action verbs. Avoid personal pronouns. 4. Quality-Oriented; – Absolutely NO MISTAKES – spelling, grammar, or formatting. 5. Visually Appealing; Does your resume look attractive and balanced? (space, font size readable, headings highlighted – boldface works well, ect). The meaning of Jobs Application letter; Job application letter is a letter use to apply for jobs and are usually equipped with a curriculum vitae. In a job application letter should you write and describe the abilities possessed by the applicants in accordance with the position or job title offered by the company. The characteristic of Jobs Application letter; 1. Positivity; Quality cover letters are written in an enthusiastic tone. Simply going on about your past work experience and successes is not only boring for the reader but often wholly irrelevant to the matter at hand, which is to land an interview. 2. Perspicacity; To many job seekers, their professional experience is so familiar to them that they tend to assume sweeping, generalized descriptions of their prior professional experience will be understood by recruiters and human resources professionals. 3. Initialization; Effective cover letters should initiate action. Close your letter by stating that you are looking forward to an interview and that you are eager to learn more about the position.
- 4. 4. There are the steps to write an editorial letter; a. STEP 1: Prewriting—Stating Your Purpose; Before star to write, we must know and think what we really want to say. That’s a letter to the editor must be brief (no more than 300 words). b. STEP 2: Prewriting—Planning the Supporting Details; Planning the supporting details calls for two thought processes. First, with you statement of purpose in front of you, think about the examples, situations, illustrations, descriptions, comparisons, analogies, causes, or effects that will help you explain your point of view. c. STEP 3: Prewriting—Organizing the Details; Choose a logical plan of organization. First, see chronological order, spatial order, and order of importance in the Glossary. And then, think about the many kinds of development available to you as a letter writer. The last, think again about the audience analysis and using all that information, list the details in their most effective order. d. STEP 4: Writing—Following the Plan; As you write, keep in mind the items listed in the Characteristics section earlier. Begin with some means of catching the reader’s attention. Justify what you have to say. As part of the conclusion, suggest either a course of action, a solution to the problem, or a means by which to implement the solution. e. STEP 5: Revising—Polishing the Content; Getting your ideas on paper puts you over the hurdle. Now you can polish those ideas and put them in the best light for your reader. As you revise the content, ask yourself the following questions: • Have I presented my opinion clearly? Will the reader understand exactly how I feel? • Would different details improve the explanation of my opinion? (And revising).etc.. f. STEP 6: Revising—Typing the Final Draft; Although this format permits you to omit a formal heading and inside address, you should begin with the salutation Dear Editor to identify your purpose. In addition, your name and address must appear on the page, preferably at the end. Most papers will not print your address or phone number, but the editor must have this information for verification. (It’s for your protection. Someone else could submit a letter with your name and cause undue embarrassment.) Editors almost never print anonymous letters. Most newspapers and magazines accept e-mailed letters to the editor. g. STEP 7: Proofreading—Checking the Mechanics; Before you mail your letter, check for mechanical details. [See Parts I and IV for explanations and examples of writing techniques.] Finally, check spelling and word choice.
- 5. 4. Biography Born in Deli Tua, Medan North Sumatra farm on December 3, 1986, began her journey through life. She is Stevi Natalia br Barus bre Ginting. Sharing is her hobby, because she likes sharing with the other people. She is the third of five children. Stevi had two sisters, one younger sister and one younger brother. Her father is P.H Barus as a math teacher and her mother is F Ginting as a spiritual teacher. During her life, Stevi has some achievements, there are; when her Kindergarten, she won the one read a poetry “Bayi yang Kecil Mungil”, in Junior High School she got the best grade in her school, she won the one CCA (Cerdas Cermat Alkitab), and many more awards that she’s accomplish. She studied in Elementary School was in SD Deli Tua from 1993-1999, her Junior High School was in SMPN 1 Deli Tua from 1999-2002, and then her Senior High School was in SMAN 13 Medan from 2002-2005. After she completed her Senior High School, she decided to move to Jakarta. She wanted to continue her studies in CUI (Christian University of Indonesia), at Faculty of Education and Teacher Training, Math Department. Actually, she had a big goal became a Math Teacher of Junior High School. But after she finished her study in CUI as a Bachelor of Education, she get job over became Math Lecture in her Faculty. And then, she decided as a Math Lecture in Faculty of Education and Teacher Training. The last, in her self, she has big motivation/goals to make her students like professional teachers and “Takut akan Tuhan”.
- 6. FACULTY EDUCATION AND TEACHER TREANING CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA JAKARTA 2012