LTQT

1.  How, Why, What 

2.  The how of the story, The causes of the story, and the facts of the story 

3. A linked paragraph that should elaborate on the previous paragraph 

4.  links paragraph's that are similar to the relevant paragraph 

5.Because of an anonymous $25,000 donation, students who ride a school bus to and from school will have access to the Internet during their commute starting March 1.

6.  Attributions are telling the reader who wrote or came up with the quote 

7. Noun then Verb 

8. Links and holds the paragraphs together 

9.  Sometimes a fact, partial or indirect quote 

10. Put the most important and recent facts first, Make sure your story is accurate and that your sources are identified fully, short and paragraph's that get to the point, make sure your sentence structure is varied in the story, easy to read and organized with double spaces, Make the story flow, use your active voice 

11. Your opinion being in the story, Keep you and your perspective out of the story, Messy writing poor grammar and spelling, Long paragraphs, spelling names wrong, Don't use every piece of information you have