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Context
can begin in the classroom. All first-year students are currently required to take three
units of Purposive Communication (PC) as part of the university’s new core curriculum,
which was first implemented in school year 2018-2019 (“The Core Curriculum”, 2018).
According to the course description, among the objectives of the course is “critical
Step-by-step Process
Creative and technical writing educator and consultant Dr. Jeff Karon’s
classes have a class size between 25 and 30 students (“Schedule of Classes”, n.d.), the
teacher can assemble students in groups of four or five. Accordingly, the activity
becomes conducive to collaboration among students, and more manageable for the
teacher to facilitate.
Lumba 2
The ideal processing period is three weeks or nine sessions; one week for
lecture and preparation, and two weeks for practical activities and research
presentations. In the first week, the teacher provides existing examples of plagiarism in
the academe, including the sample cases of plagiarism in the Student Guide as well as
are therefore informed of the common practices and different levels of academic
The teacher should dedicate a session or two to prepare students for the group
dissecting and assessing plagiarism. To make the assignment more relevant and
current to the students’ interest, the teacher can assign each group to focus on contexts
beyond the academe, such as comedy. Each group is expected to accomplish the
context; second, provide four real-life examples and; third, explain the ultimate
consequences of act based on the examples. This allows students to discover that
the context.
multimodal presentation. The written output is done individually among members of the
group, while the group presentation is a ten- to 15-minute multimodal report that
synthesizes the individual written outputs. In terms of grading, the individual report is
consider one activity to be averaged along with other major activities under “Process”,
which is 20 percent of the overall grade. The multimodal presentation is graded based
Lumba 3
on group, with each member receiving the same grade, and weighs five percent of the