English quarter 2 week 1

Research, Campaign, Advocacy, Multi Modal Text

Research

A systematic investigation into and study of material and resources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions

Campaign

A series of organized action which are done for one purpose 

Advocacy

Defined as any action that speaks un favor of recommends, argues for case supports or defends or pleads on behalf of others

Bibliography

A list of sources such as books, articles and documents used for referred in a scholarly work usually appearing at the end of the work

Plagiarism

The act of using someones else work ideas, or intellectual property without proper arttribution, presenting them as one’s own 

In text citation

The practice of citing the sources of information within the body of a text, indicating the origin of specific ideas or quotes 

Methodology 

The systematic and theoretical analysis of methods applied to a field of study

Outline

a structured plan or summary that provides an overview of the pain points or component of a document or project

Summarize

To condense information or a text to it’s essential points, provuding a brief overview

Quote

To repeat someone else’s statement or thought using their words words, often with proper citation

Sources

Materials, references, or places where information can be found or obtained.

Variables

Factors that can change or be manipulated in a scientific experiment or study.

Sample

A subset of a population used for research or analysis, selected to represent the larger group.

Hypothesis

A testable and falsifiable statement predicting the outcome of a scientific study.

Conclusion

The final part of a written work, summarizing the main points and often providing recommendations or implications for further study.

Movement

A group of people working together to advance their shared ideas or goals, often related to social, political, or cultural change

Crusade

A vigorous campaign or movement with a specific purpose, often associated with a moral or social c

Drive

An organized effort or initiative to achieve a particular result or goal

Promote

To support, encourage, or advance the development or popularity of something

Propagation

The spreading or dissemination of something, such as ideas, beliefs, or information.

Loyalist

A person who remains loyal or supportive of a particular cause, person, or group.

Warning

A statement or indication that something undesirable or dangerous is likely to happen.

Push

To promote a particular idea, agenda, or cause

Controversy

A disagreement or argument, often public, about a matter of opinion or fact.

Slogan

A short and memorable phrase used in advertising or advocacy to convey a message.

Support

To provide evidence, reasoning, or assistance for a particular idea or position.