EAPP Perio

Question 1

It is a formal style of writing used in scholarly documents

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Academic Writing

Question 2

It is the formal language used in academic writing

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Leymann’s Term

Question 3

What is academic writing used for?

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to react to ideas
to inform
to persuade

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It is an informal type of language

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Slang

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It is language often used in specialized fields

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Jargon

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It is language used casually

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Colloquial

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Incomprehensible/strange language

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Lingo

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It is language used in a region and/or state

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Dialect

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English, otherwise known as the “universal language”

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Lingua Franca

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Four features of academic language

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Formal
Analytical
Objective
Explicit

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Presentation of facts in a clear and concise manner

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Formal

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Adheres to the rules; helps the reader thinl/evaluate

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Analytical

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Only presents facts and is not biased

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Objective

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Has a clear structure/presentation of ideas, utilizes signposts

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Explicit

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Helps directs readers to the important information

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Signpost

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The knowledge of the writer is assumed to be ____ than the reader’s

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greater

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A type of text structure that has a set procedure to follow (after, as soon as)

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Sequence/Order of Importance

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Provides reasons as to why something happens (because, due to the fact that)

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Cause and Effect

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Shows how a problem is solved

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Problem and Solution

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Provides a comparison of two different topics/subject/perspectives

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Compare and Contrast

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It is used to create a vivid image of something

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Descriptive/Description

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Overview of the study and is shorter than the text itself

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Summary

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Two types of Summary

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Paraphrasing
Art of Condensation

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Using your own words to summarize a text

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Paraphrasing

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Compressing words

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Art of Condensation

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It is usually found at the end of the intro and describes the main point of the whole text

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Thesis Statement

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Three parts of a Thesis Statement

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specific purpose, way, and audience

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It is usually found at the beginning of every paragraph and describes the main point of the paragraph it aforementions

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Topic Sentence

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What question does a Thesis Statement answer?

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"So what?"

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It serves as the plan that builds the essay

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Outline

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What are the benefits of an outline?

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Saves time Helps make it organized

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Four main components of an effective outline

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Parallelism Coordination Subordination Division

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The heading and the subheading should be parallel in structure

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Parallelism

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The heading should be similar to the subheading in regards to significance

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Coordination

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The heading should be general and the subheading should be more specific

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Subordination

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It should be divided into two or more parts

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Division

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Three types of outline

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Topic Sentence Paragraph

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Type of critical approach that focuses on the text, its structure, grammar, rhymes, and its elements (i.e, characters, conflict, plot)

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Formalist

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Type of critical approach that uses the personal details of the author's life

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Biographical

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What is a given disadvantage of the biographical approach?

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Intentional fallacy

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Type of critical approach that focuses on the archetypal elements and the meaning of the text

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Mythological

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Type of critical approach that examines the events and circumstances preceding the work's composition

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Historicism

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Type of critical approach that argues that there is no fixed meaning of a text and compares the reader and writer's perspective

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Deconstruction

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Type of critical approach that focuses on the fears, desires, and emotions of the author/character

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Psychological

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Type of critical approach that focuses on the reader's experience

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Reader-Response

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Seven types of meaning to Reader-Response

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Conceptual Connotative Stylistic Affective Reflective Collocative Thematic

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Type of critical approach that reflects the society the text was written in

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Sociological

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Type of critical approach that assumes women's position in literature

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Feminism

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Type of critical approach that analyzes the works of colonizers and colonized people

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Postcolonial

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It is a theory to be approved, a topic to be examined, and defines a particular idea

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Concept Paper

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Parts of a Concept Paper

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Cover Page Introduction Rationale or Background Project Description Project Needs & Cost

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Parts of a Research Paper

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Title Page Background of the Study Preliminary Literature Review Statement of the Problem/Objectives Methodology Timeline References

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Parts of the Cover Page

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proponent's name, contact number, email address, agency, and the date of submission

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Parts of the Introduction

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description of the agency, accomplishments of the proponents, and why agencies should fund the project

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Parts of the Rationale/Background

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problem to be solved, significance of the project

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Parts of the Project Description

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objective, methodology, timeline, anticipated outcome, and evaluation of the outcome

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Parts of the Project Needs & Cost

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budget, description, amount, personnel/equipment needed

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Parts of the Title Page

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title, name and school, date of submission

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Parts of the Background of the Study

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field, problems to be addressed, reasons in conducting, theoretical & practical implications

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Parts of the Preliminary Literature Review

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theoretical framework, at least 5 literature, brief synthesis of reviewed literature

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Parts of the Statement of the Problem/Objectives

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general problem, specific research objectives

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Parts of the Methodology

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context & participants, instruments, data collection procedure, data analysis scheme (transcription)

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Parts of the Timeline

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gantt chart

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Parts of the References

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APA 7 form references

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Three types of concept paper

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Field of Business, Science, and Law

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Three ways of elucidating a concept paper

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Definition Explication Clarification

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Defines the terms in diagrams, examples, and definitions

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Definition

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Provision of parenthetical or brief explanation

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Informal Definition

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Giving the term to be described, the category, and the quality which distinguishes the term from others in the same category

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Formal Definition

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Comprehensive definition of a word and is typically a single paragraph

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Extended Definition

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Informative approach where words, verses, quotes, or phrases are taken from a literary work and then translated and explained in detail

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Explication

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Points are grouped from a general abstract to unique, concrete examples (after all, that is)

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Clarification