Chapter 1- Academic Text

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It is the process with posing a question, problematizing a concept, evaluating an opinion, and ends in answering the questions posed, clarifying the problem, and/or arguing for a stand 🤓

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Academic text/ writing

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Also referred to as story grammar, which addresses the structural elements of the story.

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RECOGNIZE STORY PATTERNS

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Helps the students about character, fictional, and nonfictional, and his/her experiences.

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Narrative text

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It is the Clarity of the purpose and the thesis statement, relevance of the supporting points to the thesis, knowledge of the subject matter.

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Content

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What are the 4 elements in writing an academic text

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Content
Structure
Language and style
Mechanics

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Coherence and logical sequence of idea

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Structure

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Is an active process of discovery. Involves scrutinizing any information that you read or hear.

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Critical reading

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What are the 4 ways to help you to become a critical reader?

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Annotating
Outlining
Summarizing
Evaluating

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Word choice, sentence construction

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Language and style

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Grammar, punctuations, capitalization, formatting, and documentation

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Mechanics

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It is an active process of discovery because when you read critically, you are not just receiving informations but also an interaction with the writer

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Critical reading

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Underline,circle, or highlight words, phrases, or sentences that contain important details.

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Annotating

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Identify the main points of the writer and list them down so you can also identify the ideas that the writer has raised to support his or her stand. •get the thesis statement and must assist with supporting details.

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Outlining

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Get the main idea and write its gist/essence in your own words. This will test how you understood the text.

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Summarizing

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Questions the author’s purpose and intentions, as well as his or her assumptions in the claims.

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Evaluating

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What are the 4 piece to identify the main idea or thesis statement?

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Test/keen
Evaluate
Judge
Assess

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Usage of empathy: heart/feeling

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Misericordiam

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Attacking the person not the story/argument

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Ad hominem

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It is gathering ideas and helps to prepare students for writing by allowing them to discover what they should know and what else they need to know

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Pre-writing

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Snappy in gaining knowledge. It is using the brain to breakdown to form a creative problem and so in commando fashion, with each stormer attacking the same objective. (Osborn 1939)

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Brainstorming

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Commando fashion

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Quick giving of ideas or fluency thinking

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Put down into writing the ideas that you think of so that later on you will be able to generate ideas and narrow them into single topic for your paper,

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Prewriting

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Provides a graphic representation of your ideas, allowing to visualize the connections and/or relations of you ideas.

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Clustering

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Copying someone’s work without giving the proper credit

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Plagiarism

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Own rendition of essential informations and ideas expressed by someone else presented in a new form. More detailed restatement than a summary which focuses concisely on a single main idea.

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Paraphrasing

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Copying directly from a text word for word.

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Quoting

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To rewrite the sentence using words, different grammars, and different word orders.

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Paraphrasing

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This is a statement or a theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.

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Thesis statement

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What are the characteristics of an effective thesis statement?

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A strong TS usually contains UNCERTAINTY, RISKY, or CHALLENGING that it should offer a debatable claim that can be PROVEN or DISAPPROVED in the essay. It is important that a thesis is NOT TOO GENERAL

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What are the 5 steps on how to state a TS in Academic Writing

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UDWBA

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What are the genres and types of a TS?

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Argumentative essay Analytical essay Expository essay Narrative essay

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Type of essay that states your own POV/stand

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Argumentative essay / pre writing stage

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Type of essay that Breakdowns of ideas

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Analytical essay

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Type of TS that expose the positive/Negative on a certain issue

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Expository essay

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Telling something that has positive output

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Narrative essay

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Organizing ideas being gathered in pre writing into draft

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Writing stage

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Provide a background of your topic, poses a question regarding the topic,explains how question is problematic & significant and gives the writer's TS

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Introduction

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Where bulk of essay is found and where answer or purpose solution to the TS develops.

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Body

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Brings together the points made in your paper and emphasize the final point

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Conclusion

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Unified/coherent;writing is a work in progress

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Post writing stage

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Reseeing the entire draft so that the writer can deal with the large issue that must be resolved

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Revising

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Process can involve correction condensation organization and many more modifications performed with an intention of producing a CORRECT, ACCURATE, CONSISTENT, AND COMPLETE WORK.

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Editing

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Meaning of MLA

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Modern Language Association

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Meaning of APA

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American Psychological Association