Academic Writing Flashcards

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what are the qualities of academic writing?

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  1. clear
  2. concise
  3. focused
  4. structured
  5. backed up by evidence
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2
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formal and objective style of writing that emphasizes facts

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academic writing

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3
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used for educational assessments, scholarly publications, and conference presentations

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academic writing

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steps in the writing process

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  1. pre-writing
  2. writing the draft
  3. reviewing the draft
  4. editing and proofreading the draft
  5. presenting and submitting to others
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5
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strategy to generate ideas related to a topic

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brainstorming

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diagram that visually organizes and links the ideas and concepts related to the given/chosen central theme

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mind mapping

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7
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what is used to evaluate sources?

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CRAAP test (currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, purpose)

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five things to consider in CRAAP test

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  1. currency
  2. relevance
  3. authority
  4. accuracy
  5. purpose
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9
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opening sentence of a paragraph that tells the reader what the paragraph is about

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topic sentence

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10
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specific statements that help explain the topic sentence

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supporting sentence

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conclude the paragraph; summarize or transition

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concluding sentence

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12
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what format is used in essays?

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IBC format

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13
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define the context or background of the topic or subject

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introduction

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14
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define the topic and/or key terms being explored

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introduction

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15
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identify the purpose of the writing

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introduction

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16
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the context, information gathered

17
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findings from your primary research and limitations

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transitions between the key points so that the writing flows seamlessly from one key point to the next

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your own position concerning the key points

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examples, references, and other evidence to support your position

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critical reflection

22
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short and usually serve to summarise what has been covered in the writing and make a final comment

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conclusion

23
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ask for feedback to improve your writing

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reviewing the draft

24
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revision of an essay on content, structure, or language

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final stage where you look for minor errors
proofreading
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what are other names for proofreading markers?
“proofreaders’ marks,” “proofreading marks,” and “editing marks”