This document outlines the annual teaching and work plan for the academic year 2074/75 for the course Academic Writing (Eng.Ed.424) at Darchula Multiple Campus. The course is divided into 4 units covering various topics related to academic writing including distinguishing academic and personal writing, the academic writing process, using published sources, and different writing models. Each unit lists the topics, teaching materials, instructional techniques, and evaluation methods. The course will be taught over 150 teaching days using various teaching methods like lectures, discussions, demonstrations and assignments. Students will be evaluated through unit tests, classwork, oral exams, and an annual examination.

1. Darchula Multiple Campus
Annual Teaching/Work Plan 2074/75
Date: 2074-06-20
Subject: Academic Writing (Eng.Ed.424) Faculty: Education
Level: Bachelor Year: Second
Teaching Days: 150 Full Marks: 100
Time: 50 Minutes per Period Pass Marks: 35
Unit: One
1. Contents
Academic Writing (30 Periods/25 Marks/20 Days Kartik and 10 Days Manshir)
 Distinction between academic and personal writing
 Plagiarism
 Elements of academic writing
 Researching and writing
 Fundamentals and feedback
 Definition, vocabulary and academic clarity
 Generalization, facts and academic reality
 Results, discussion and academic relevance
 Unit test
2. Teaching Materials
 Whiteboard, marker and duster
 Textbooks, reference texts, educational apps & software, internet , email and online
resources
 Audio recorder, video recorder and multimedia projector
 Models
 Charts and picture
 Newspaper and Magazine cutouts
3. Instructional Techniques
 Lecture
 Discussion
 Explanation&Illustration
 Demonstration

2. 4. Evaluation
 Unit test
 Class and home works
 Oral test
 Annual examination
Unit: Two
1. Contents
Academic Writing Process and Strategies (50 Periods/35Marks/14 Days Manshir, 16 Days
Poush, 8 Days Magh and 12 days Falgun)
 Getting started
 Getting to first draft
 Writing
 Working with a draft
 Reworking with a draft
 Unit test
2. Teaching Materials
 Whiteboard, marker and duster
 Textbooks, reference texts, educational apps & software, internet , email and online
resources
 Audio recorder, video recorder and multimedia projector
 Models
 Charts and picture
 Newspaper and Magazine cutouts
3. Instructional Techniques
 Lecture
 Discussion
 Explanation&Illustration
 Demonstration
 Project works
 Individual&Group assignments
 Presentation
4. Evaluation
 Unit test
 Class and home works
 Oral test and Annual examination

3. Unit: Three
1. Contents
Use of published sources for academic writing (20 Periods/15 Marks/8 Days Magh and 12
Days Chaitra)
 Writing summaries
 Writing paraphrases
 Using quotation
 Citations
 Unit test
2. Teaching Materials
 Whiteboard, marker and duster
 Textbooks, reference texts, educational apps & software, internet , email and online
resources
 Audio recorder, video recorder and multimedia projector
 Models
 Charts and picture
 Newspaper and Magazine cutouts
3. Instructional Techniques
 Lecture and Discussion
 Explanation
 Illustration
 Demonstration
 Project works
 Individual assignments
 Group assignments
 Presentation
4. Evaluation
 Unit test
 Class and home works
 Oral test
 Annual examination

4. Unit: Four
1. Contents
Writing Models (50 Periods/25 Marks/13 Days Chaitra , 24 Days Baishak and 13 Days Jestha)
 Writing CVs
 Reporting and designing surveys
 Taking ideas from sources
 Writing journal articles
 Writing newspaper articles
 Writing a research report
 Writing a book review
 Unit test
2. Teaching Materials
 Whiteboard, marker and duster
 Textbooks, reference texts, educational apps & software, internet , email and online
resources
 Audio recorder, video recorder and multimedia projector
 Models
 Charts and picture
 Newspaper and Magazine cutouts
3. Instructional Techniques
 Lecture
 Discussion
 Explanation
 Illustration
 Demonstration
 Project works
 Individual assignments
 Group assignments
 Presentation
4. Evaluation
 Unit test
 Class and home works
 Oral test
 Annual examination
-Dammar Singh Saud