EAPP 2nd Grading Flashcards
(42 cards)
are specialized forms of
writing in which a reviewer or reader evaluates the
following…
Scholarly works ( Academic books and articles)
Work of art (Performance art, Play, Film)
Designs ( Furniture, Fashion designs)
Graphic design ( Posters, commercials, etc.)
Reaction and review paper
In reaction and review papers, they use both ____ and ____ to substantiate their comments.
proofs and logical reasoning
Introduce the
materials
Provide some context
Include concise thesis
statement
Introduction
Summary of
the material
Reactions
Analysis
Body
Summarize your
overall reaction
and any insights
you gained from
the material.
Conclusion
It explains how it resonated or
impacted your perspective.
Personal Response-
Examine the author’s arguments,
evidences, and writing style. Discuss the effectiveness
of author’s method in conveying message. Provide
example and evidences from the material.
Analytical Approach-
Explore the historical, cultural, or
societal context in which material was created.
Discuss how the time period or the background
influenced the content and your reaction.
Historical or Cultural-
Compare the materials you
are reacting to with other similar works.
Comparative Approach-
A type of academic writing that critically
analyzes and evaluates a source or concept.
Critique paper
Critique paper are often used in academic settings to help students develop their
critical thinking and writing skill.
It should identify the work being critiqued, state the main argument or purpose of the critique, and provide a brief overview of the structure of the paper.
Introduction
It should provide a concise overview of the main points of the work being critiqued.
It should be in your own words and should be a restatement of the author’s arguments
SUMMARY
- This section should provide a critical analysis of the work being critiqued.
- Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the work.
- Support your critique by providing evidences found in the material.
CRITIQUE
- It should summarize the main points of the critique and offer a final assessment of the work being critiqued.
CONCLUSION
- Literary works contain intrinsic properties and treat each work as a distinct work of art.
- Simply, understanding the text is through understanding the text itself. The context, the author, and the symbols.
Formalism
- Focuses on how literature presents women as subject of socio-political, psychological, and economic oppression.
- How patriarchal ideology is an overpowering presence.
Feminist Criticism
- Focuses on viewers reaction as an audience or reader of a work.
- It assumes that the text doesn’t have meaning until the readers read it and interprets it
Reader response criticism
- This approach is concerned with the differences between economic classes and the implications of a capitalist system, such as the continuing conflicts between the working class and elites.
- it attempts to reveal that the ultimate source of people’s experience is the socioeconomic system.
Marxist Criticism
- Provides an overview of the project.
- Called summary document.
- It outlines the main concept before it is carried out.
- Usually 500- 2000 words and divided into several parts
Concept paper
Provide brief overview of the project, including
the purpose, goals, and significance.
Introduction
Provide a more detailed overview of the topic area, including relevant research and theory.
Background
Provide description of how the project will be carried out, including the data collection and analysis methods that will be used.
Methods
Provide an estimated timeline and
budget for the project.
TIMELINE AND BUDGET-
