This document summarizes the key differences between academic and non-academic writing. It notes that academic writing is more serious, well-planned, and error-free as it uses technical language accurately. Non-academic writing is more conversational and informal, with possible errors or omissions. The document also lists some common errors in student writing like spelling mistakes, repetition, irrelevant content, and issues with handwriting or organization. It concludes by providing areas for improvement for various students, mostly noting issues with overall quality, content, spelling or handwriting.

1. Ms. Vaidehi Hariyani
(Research Scholar, Faculty)
Department of English,MKBU
Academic Writing Workshop
Error Analysis
20/12/2021
2 to 3 Pm

2. Difference
Academic Writing
• Serious thought
• Clear Well Planned
• Likely to be error free
• Technical and Academic
Language use accurately
• Meaningful
Non-Academic Writing
• Conversational
• Less Likely to be organized
• May not use complete sentences
• Use of short forms, idioms and
slang
• Can be meaningless sometimes

4. 3.) Infographics

6. 5.)Use references
Examples

7. Handwriting

8. 2.) Spelling Errors

9. 3.) Repetition

10. 4.)Out of context

11. Simple Grammar Rules

12. Organization

13. Area of Improvement
• Aamena – Context and Content
• Bhavna – Overall
• Dhruvita – Spelling, Content
• Dhvani – Quality of Content
• Divya P – Spelling, Content
• Divya S –Content, Grammatical errors
• Emisha - Organization
• Himashi – Handwriting, Spelling
• Hinaba - Overall
• Hirva - Overall

14. Area of Improvement
• Janvi - Overall
• Jheel – Quality of content
• Khushboo - Repetition
• Mayuri - Content
• Nehalba - Overall
• Nidhi - Overall
• Nilay – Laziness, Spelling, Content
• Nirav – Handwriting, Quality of content
• Sangita - Overall
• Vachchlata – Overall