Lesson 1 Reading Academic Texts

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reading

Academic reading is an active process that goes

beyond merely reading and highlighting your text.

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decoding process

First, READING is a ______ - the

breaking down of written codes.

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comprehension process

Second, reading is seen as a ____(Lapp & Flood, 1978)

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Academic text

defined as a critical, objective, specialized text written by experts or professionals in a given field using formal language.

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solid basis

This means that academic texts

are based on facts with a ___

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literary analysis research paper case study dissertations journal

5 academic text examples

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formal

Avoid casual or conversational

language, such as contractions and

informal vocabulary

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objective

Avoid personal or

direct reference to people or

feelings

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technical

use vocabulary specific to the

discipline

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Academic language

represents the language demands of school (academics).

includes language used in textbooks, in classrooms, on

tests, and in each discipline.

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critical reading

A skill that requires scrutiny

of information gathered.

Saqueton & Uychoco (2016)

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thesis statement

sentence or sentences which summarizes the main idea of the paper and declared your position about the topic.

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explicit

means that the main argument or claim

is clearly and directly stated. The writer tells

the reader exactly what the essay will argue or

explain.

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implicit

he thesis is

implied or suggested, rather than directly

stated. The reader must infer the main point

from the overall content and tone of the

writing

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annotating outlining summarizing

STEPS IN FORMULATING A THESIS

STATEMENT