The document outlines an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course for the 2022-2023 school year. It is divided into 10 lessons over 10 weeks, each with specific learning objectives and activities. Lessons include developing vocabulary, determining an author's purpose and intended audience, identifying tone and point of view, distinguishing between facts and opinions. Later lessons cover fallacies in reasoning, evaluating arguments, writing journal articles, citation of sources, acquainting oneself in the workplace, common grammar and sentence structure lapses, and avoiding plagiarism. Formative assessments include group presentations, reports, recitations and quizzes.
The document outlines an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course for the 2022-2023 school year. It is divided into 10 lessons over 10 weeks, each with specific learning objectives and activities. Lessons include developing vocabulary, determining an author's purpose and intended audience, identifying tone and point of view, distinguishing between facts and opinions. Later lessons cover fallacies in reasoning, evaluating arguments, writing journal articles, citation of sources, acquainting oneself in the workplace, common grammar and sentence structure lapses, and avoiding plagiarism. Formative assessments include group presentations, reports, recitations and quizzes.
The document outlines an English for Academic and Professional Purposes course for the 2022-2023 school year. It is divided into 10 lessons over 10 weeks, each with specific learning objectives and activities. Lessons include developing vocabulary, determining an author's purpose and intended audience, identifying tone and point of view, distinguishing between facts and opinions. Later lessons cover fallacies in reasoning, evaluating arguments, writing journal articles, citation of sources, acquainting oneself in the workplace, common grammar and sentence structure lapses, and avoiding plagiarism. Formative assessments include group presentations, reports, recitations and quizzes.
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