Banfen Writing
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Task 2 topic guide

Children-topic essays should make children specific before discussing responsibility.

Children prompts may ask about discipline, screen time, school education, independence, or parents. Without age group, examples become vague.

Age group decides reasons and examples.

Diagnostic evidence: one example fits every child

If the example fits any children prompt, it has not answered the specific age and setting.

How to break down children topics

Write age group, setting, adult role, and expected behaviour first.

What to revise after checking

Replace children with one specific group, then rewrite the reason and example.

Risk: the group is too broad

Children should learn responsibility needs to say whether it means primary school children or teenagers.

  • Whether age group is clear
  • Whether adult responsibility is clear
  • Whether behaviour change is specific
Guides

Keep going with these guides.

These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.

Start practising

Check whether the group is specific in a children essay first.

Submit one children-topic essay and find the main blocker in group definition, responsibility, or examples.