1 1.An introduction to academic writing - definition Divide class into - the types groups -Features of academic writing (pp.6-8) - Writing in paragraphs 2.1.2. Working in groups (p.166) 2 1.2A. Finding suitable Find a research 1. How have you sources topic of interest found these articles? 1.2B. Reading : Developing Find five articles What sources critical approaches related to the 2. How would you 1.5. Finding key points and reseach topic read these articles to note making find information for -Why make notes your research? - Effective note-making => How to read a book/ an article => cross reference 3. Practice: Find key points relevant to your topics of research 3 1.3 Avoid plagiarism 1 Group 1 - Definition presentation Paraphrasing and - Degree of plagiarism summarizing (p.32) excersises - How to avoid plagiarism -Exercise p.53 *Paraphrasing and Summarising (p.33, pp. 50-57) *Techniques for paraphrasing *How to summarize: (key points/main ideas) (further reading 3.2 and 3.11) 4 Avoid plagiarism 2 (pp.62- Group 2 Practice: study the 69) presentation reference list and - References and intext ciation in your citation articles. - Summary and - Handouts citation about APA - Quotation and style, the 6th summary (p.31) edition - Why do we - Introduction of sometimes use direct Endnotes citation? - Reference list rules - Reference system (APA style, the 6th edition)
5 No class meeting Homework: Do the homework in
Critically group summarize a science paper/ a book and analysis of its strenght and limitation 6 1.10.Organising paragraphs Group 3 - linking paragraph together presentation 3.5. Conjuctions (p.192) 2.1. Agument and discussion (p.101) 2.2. Cause and effect (p.109) 2.3. Cohesion of academic writing: reference words (pp.115-117)
Writing a critical literature -Group 4
7 review presentation - Structure of a LR chapter/ What sections could be included in the Literature review? - How could we make it a critical LR? 2.4 Comparision 2.5. definition 2.6. examples
8 No class meeting Homework : Homework in group
Develop an outline of your literature review Writing a methodology -Each group 9 chapter present their own *Structure of the chapter outline of the LR -Research instruments chapter -How the instruments were -Group 5 designed presentation -How the data were collected and analysed -research participants: who? How many? Why? 3.13. Verbs-passives (more formal and more impersonal)
10 Writing a result chapter Group 6
2.8. Numbers presentation 2.11. Visual information - pie/bar/line charts; tables How to present and report the results from charts/tables - Language for change - Verbs of report
No class meeting Homework: Homework in group
11 conduct a survey and write a report 12 of the results with visual information Presentation of each 13 group’s result chapter Writing a discussion 14 chapter and an introduction Group 7 chapter presentation
15 No class meeting Homework: Write
an introduction Homework in group and a discussion chapter 16 Each group presents their introduction chapter and discussion chapter 1. How to write a CV Group 8 17 2. How to write a letter of presentation application - contents and template Practice 18 No class meeting Homework: Homework in group 19 Analyse an article: language use, visual, critical review, cittaion, refernce.... (=>good and bad points?) Each group presents their 8 group 20 analysis of the article done Presentations at home No class meeting Homework: Find 21 previous studies (3-5) related to your research - Write a 22 summary of each study - Compare and contrast these studies =>Relate them to your study topics. Write an argumentative essay about the given topic “Should L1 be used in English classes?” (Use the attached articles to support your arguments) - Present the work of 8 group 23 each group presentations
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Endnotes - No meeting Draft literature 25 review Homework in group 26 27 Each group presents 8 group the literature review presentations - Final submission of 28 the Literature review 29 Wrap-up 30 - The group presenters should present the content of the focused section assigned in the outline as well as prepare activities/ tasks/ questions/excersies..... to involve other classmates in the class activities. - The audiences are encouraged to pose questions during or at the end of the focused group presentations=> your contribution to the presentation will be marked.