READING AND WRITING Flashcards

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A highly persuasive and informative document that aims to address a particular problem or issue

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Project Proposal

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It is a document that lists down all aspects of a project; its background, vision, goals, tasks, requirements, owners, asssociated risks, etc.

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Project Proposal

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The purpose of this is to communicate the value of your project and convince them of the value of the project.

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Project Proposal

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A type of academic writing that presents one’s stand or viewpoint on a particular issue.

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Position Paper

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Clear and effective writing is achieved if these three key factors are considered;

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  1. Purpose
  2. Audience
  3. Tone
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It is a broad term that covers a wide variety of genres across disciplines.

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Academic Writing

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A type of writing produced by students in an academic setting. It is impersonal and formal.

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Academic Writing

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6 Tips in Academic Writing

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  1. Follow the basics in the writing process
  2. Use quotations sparingly
  3. Avoid using imperative tone
  4. Avoid excessive font use
  5. Be consistent with the type of English used.
  6. Plan wisely
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It is applied in business and technical writing

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Professional Writing

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It refers broadly to texts written for business purposes.

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Professional Writing

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This refers to documents that often explain technical processes or explain how to do something.

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Technical Writing

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It is a specialized form of academic writing in which a reviewer evaluates the contribution to the knowledge of scholarly works such as academic books and journal articles.

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Article/Book Review

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It can be written as a standalone paper or as part of a research paper.

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Literature Review

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It critically analyzes the relationship among different scholarly works and the current work.

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Literature Review

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It is a comprehensive synthesis of the existing studie, theories, and published works that are related to and would provide support to the present research.

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Literature Review

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It is a collection of the most relevant and significant publications regarding that topic in order to provide a comprehenisve look at what has been said on the topic and by whom.

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Literature Review

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Its purpose is to provide a review of writing on the given topic in order to establish the reviewers own position in the existing field of scholarship on that topic.

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Literature Review

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Guidelines in Writing a Literature Review (3)

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Literature search
Evaluation and analysis of articles
Writing literature review

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It is a paper reporting research that has already been conducted

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Research Report

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It encloses the information regarding your research that what kind of investigation has been conducted in your research paper and for what purpose and in which circumstances you have conducted that research

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Research Report

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A complete and careful exploration of some specific topic or issue and reaching the results by interpreting the facts

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Research Paper

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This does not report on an objective, reproducible experiment done elsewhere but instead focuses on establishing the author’s thesis and arguing in the favor of it

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Research Paper

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This part of a project proposal states the project proposal title, date the proposal was requested, general purpose and scope of the proposal, and acknowledgment of people who have contributed to the completion of the proposal.

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Cover Letter

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This includes the project title that is concise and information.

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Title Page

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This includes the objectives, implementing organization, major porject activities, and total project cost. It is usually composed of 200 to 250 words and highlights only the major points.

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Abstact or Executive Summary

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This describes the socio-economic, cultural, and political bacground in which the proposal is situated.

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Context of the Proposal

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This includes a problem statement that specifies the problem addressed by the project. It also points out why the problem is an issue that requires imemediate attention.

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Project Justification

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This lists the poeple involved in the project, their corresponding roles, and their summary of qualifications.

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Personnel Involved

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It describes the actvities and resource allocation in detail, as well as the person incharge of executing the activities. It indicates the time and place of activities.

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Project Implementation

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This itemizes the budget and presents the expected income and expenses over a specified time period.

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Budget

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This specifies when and how the team will monitor the progress of the project.

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Monitoring and Evaluation

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This specifies the shcedule for reporting the finances and progress of the project

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Reporting Scheme

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This briefly describes the project, the problem it addresses, and its benefits to all stakeholders through a summary

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Conclusion

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This lists all the references used in drafting the project proposal using the format required by the funding agency.

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References