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the definition and category of text.pptx
1. TEXT
a book or other written or printed work, regarded in
terms of its content rather than its physical form.
2. Academic writing
Academic writing is generally quite formal, objective
(impersonal) and technical. It is formal by avoiding
casual or conversational language, such as contractions
or informal vocabulary.
4. Type Academic writing
The four main types of academic writing are:
Descriptive
analytical
persuasive
critical.
5. Elements of Academic Writing
Here are the most common types:
Academic Vocabulary : Some examples of general academic vocabulary
include “analyze,” “concept,” and “construct.” In the field of law, some subject-
vocabulary include “acquittal,” “dismissal,” “jurisdiction,” and “tribunal.”
References : Scholarly articles need to include proper citation styles to
establish a more authoritative tone. The academic content must include
research from reliable sources like studies and journal articles.
Well-Structured : contain a research question, introduction part, the body of
writing contains all supporting details
Uses Third Person Point of View Most of the Time : “he,” “she,” or “they.” The
writer doesn’t refer to themselves as “I” or “me.” Instead, they use
“researcher” to name themselves.
6. Type Academic writing
Here are the most common types:
Essay.
Research paper.
Research proposal.
Thesis and dissertation.
Lab report.
Literature review,
Annotated bibliography.
7. Skimming and scanning
Skimming and scanning are reading techniques that use rapid eye movement and
keywords to move quickly through text for slightly different purposes.
Skimming is reading rapidly in order to get a general overview of the material.
Scanning is reading rapidly in order to find specific facts.
While skimming tells you what general information is within a section, scanning
helps you locate a particular fact. Skimming is like snorkeling, and scanning is
more like pearl diving.
8. Skimming and scanning
1.Read the table of contents or chapter overview to learn the main
divisions of ideas.
2.Glance through the main headings in each chapter just to see a word or
two. Read the headings of charts and tables.
3.Read the entire introductory paragraph and then the first and last
sentence only of each following paragraph. For each paragraph, read only
the first few words of each sentence or to locate the main idea.
4.Stop and quickly read the sentences containing keywords indicated in
boldface or italics.
5.When you think you have found something significant, stop to read the
entire sentence to make sure. Then go on the same way. Resist the
temptation to stop to read details you don't need.
6.Read chapter summaries when provided.
9. Linking between Paragraph
To help the reader follow the reasoning in the main body of the essay, the
writer’s line of thinking should flow from paragraph to paragraph. This can be
done by using information with which the reader is already familiar when
introducing new ideas.
One way to lead readers into the topic introduced in a new paragraph is to use
the first sentence to mention something the reader already knows something
about.
Descriptive papers are the simplest types of writing that academic writers produce. It has several purposes, although it primarily offers facts and information in several fields of study. This academic writing can describe a phenomenon, person, place, case, or object.
Analytical Writing
Most academic papers in universities aren’t entirely descriptive. A scientific question and an analysis typically follow a factual statement. Analytical writing includes reorganizing facts, showing relationships, and comparing information.
An academic study may include comparing and contrasting complex ideas and theories.
Or you may deconstruct a single notion and contextualize it in a different social setting. You’ll find this writing style in reviews of literature.
When writing an analytical paper, always make the structure of your writing clear. Create an outline beforehand, and don’t forget to add accurate citations.
Persuasive writing has the same characteristics as analytical writing, plus your point of view. This type of writing requires a coherent argument backed by relevant evidence throughout the paper.
Critical writing is a form of writing in college essays and postgraduate writing. Critical writing assignments follow a formal writing style with the added feature of another point of view.
What makes it different from persuasive writing is that a critical essay needs more than one point of view. And that includes your own. This writing should also have a strong statement or messages backed by authoritative sources.
Skimming can save you hours of laborious reading. However, it is not always the most appropriate way to read. It is very useful as a preview to a more detailed reading or when reviewing a selection heavy in content. But when you skim, you may miss important points or overlook the finer shadings of meaning, for which rapid reading or perhaps even study reading may be necessary.
To skim, prepare yourself to move rapidly through the pages. You will not read every word; you will pay special attention to typographical cues-headings, boldface and italic type, indenting, bulleted and numbered lists. You will be alert for key words and phrases, the names of people and places, dates, nouns, and unfamiliar words. In general follow these steps:
Skimming can save you hours of laborious reading. However, it is not always the most appropriate way to read. It is very useful as a preview to a more detailed reading or when reviewing a selection heavy in content. But when you skim, you may miss important points or overlook the finer shadings of meaning, for which rapid reading or perhaps even study reading may be necessary.
To skim, prepare yourself to move rapidly through the pages. You will not read every word; you will pay special attention to typographical cues-headings, boldface and italic type, indenting, bulleted and numbered lists. You will be alert for key words and phrases, the names of people and places, dates, nouns, and unfamiliar words. In general follow these steps: