Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Grade 11 - HEMINGWAY/GATES
March 06, 2019
I. Objectives: By the end of the lesson, you will have been able to
A. describe the features that make a piece of writing professional or
academic;
B. distinguish academic from professional writing;
C. explain the importance of specifying the purpose in academic and
professional writing; and
D. write an academic text and professional text.
III. Strategies:
A. Activity:
1. Self-audit
Tick the column that determines how often you practice what the
following statements say. Do this as objectively as possible.
Usually Sometimes Seldom Never
(3) (2) (1) (0)
2. Guess the jumbled letters to form a word which will be our key
concepts. Then, classify the following items based on its appropriate
key concept.
C A D A E I M C R O P E F S I O S L A N
I W R I T N G I T G N W I R
Answer:
ACADEMIC WRITING PROFESSIONAL WRITING
B. Analysis:
1. Was it easy to identify the words? Why? Why not?
2. How were you able to identify and classify the concepts under Academic
and Professional Writing?
3. What is your schema about Academic and Professional Writing?
C. Abstraction:
1. The teacher will discuss about Academic Writing, Professional
Writing, and their components through powerpoint presentation.
2. Group the students into five and have them accomplish the graphic
organizers about Academic and Professional Writing.
Professional
Academic
Writing
Writing
D. Application
1. Rewrite the following paragraphs to exhibit a correct way of writing an
academic and professional writing.
IV. Evaluation
Write T if the statement is true and F if false.
_____1. Both academic and professional writing use standard English.
_____2. Professional writing employs more referencing than academic writing.
_____3. Academic writing is more personal than professional writing.
_____4. The most important component of professional and academic writing is
the context.
_____5. Message cannot be conveyed without language.
V. Agreement
Write one academic text and one professional text that are appropriate for the given
situation. You may supply whatever additional information you find necessary.