EALH 2508 Week 3_Lesson 1 Recap

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WEEK 3 _ LESSON 1

REVISION

​In this recap lesson, we will refresh your memory on key skills such as academic writing, critical text analysis, and proper referencing and citation usage. You will also have the opportunity to practice and refine these skills.

Academic Literacy

Unpacking Questions & Tasks

Plagiarism

Referencing

WHAT TO EXPECT

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Lesson Aims

Here is what we would of achieved by the end of the lesson.

• confidently recall and explain the key concepts, facts, and skills related to the content of EALH1508

• identify any areas of weakness in your understanding of the content covered in EALH1508

Lesson aims

Prepare for class 0
Watch the suggested YT video and start
thinking about this week’s topic

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​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMckPV02XMA&list=PL6-bEefR7G4G3s46NqjuCqBl9RTHV-FTK

Thinking about topic

Thinking about topic

Thinking about topic

Q & A Time

Multiple Choice

Is there a specific focus in the writing? Text 1

• Yes
• Maybe
• No
• Not sure

Multiple Choice

How does the writer indicate where information/evidence/examples are from?

Text 2

• Citations, references, or footnotes
• Bibliography, index, or appendix
• Acknowledgments, preface, or glossary
• Endnotes, annotations, or addendum

Multiple Choice

Who is the audience? Text 1

• The audience for Text 1 is children under 5 years old.
• The Neighborhood Community

• The audience for Text 1 is professional athletes.
• The audience for Text 1 is extraterrestrial beings.

Open Ended

What other differences do you notice?

In EALH1508 you learned that an essay brief consists of instruction words, content words and restricting words.

What do you remember about each of these elements:

Avoiding Plagiarism
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​https://youtu.be/PzZsButRaHs

Multiple Choice

Original text

“The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century, brought about profound societal changes. It marked the transition from agrarian economies to industrial ones, with the mass production of goods and the growth of urban centers."

paraphrase 1 The Industrial Revolution which commenced in the late 18th century, led to profound changes in society. It represented the shift from agrarian economies to industrial ones, with the mass production of goods and the growth of cities Type of plagiarism:_______________________________________________________________________

• Patchwork plagiarism / Intentional

• Hybrid plagiarism
• Incremental plagiarism
• Mosaic plagiarism

Multiple Choice

Original text

“The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century, brought about profound societal changes. It marked the transition from agrarian economies to industrial ones, with the mass production of goods and the growth of urban centers."

Paraphrase 2 The Industrial Revolution, originating in the late 1700s, triggered significant societal transformations. It signaled the shift from agrarian economies to industrial ones, with the mass production of goods and the emergence of urban centers Type of plagiarism:___________________________________________________________

• Patchwork plagiarism
• Hybrid plagiarism
• Accidental Plagiarism/ Inadvertent

• Incremental plagiarism

Poll

Which is the correct order?

1. 1. Wainwright, W. 2018. Monotheism. [online]. Available at: htts://plato.Stanford.edu/entries/monotheism/ [Accessed 7 March 2023].

2. 2. Pinker, S. 1994. The Language Instinct: How The Mind Creates Language. New York: William Morrow and Company

3. 3. Quian, M. and Jiang, J. 2022. Covid-19 and social distancing. Journal of public health, Volume (30): 259-261

4. 4. Kramsch, C. 2015. Language and culture in second language learning. In:Sharifian, F., ed. The Routledge Handbook of Language and Culture. Oxfordshire: Routledge, Chapter 5: 96-106

• 4 1 3 2

• 4 2 3 4

• 3 2 1 4

• 4 2 1 3

​ https://www.lycoming.edu/library/plagiarism-game/

Open Ended

What is the difference between Summarizing and Paraphrasing?

​• Which information was left out of the summary?

• Why was the above-mentioned information left out?