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W1 - Introduction

- This document outlines the content and schedule for an Advanced Academic English course, including assignments on literature reviews, designing an English speaking class, and abstract writing. - The course runs for 15 weeks and covers topics such as using Endnote, writing literature reviews, group work on designing an English speaking class, and individual abstract writing assignments. - Assessments include a literature review worth 30% due in week 5, an English speaking class group presentation worth 30% due in weeks 10-11, and three abstracts of increasing weight due in weeks 13 and 15. Due dates and submission requirements are provided for each assignment.

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W1 - Introduction

- This document outlines the content and schedule for an Advanced Academic English course, including assignments on literature reviews, designing an English speaking class, and abstract writing. - The course runs for 15 weeks and covers topics such as using Endnote, writing literature reviews, group work on designing an English speaking class, and individual abstract writing assignments. - Assessments include a literature review worth 30% due in week 5, an English speaking class group presentation worth 30% due in weeks 10-11, and three abstracts of increasing weight due in weeks 13 and 15. Due dates and submission requirements are provided for each assignment.

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Anh văn học thuật 2 /

Advanced Academic
English (210262)

WELCOME TO
CLASS!
. GV: Nguyễn Mạnh Cường

. Email: nnguyenccuong@gmail.com
NỘI DUNG HỌC PHẦN / CONTENT
W1. Introduction about the course + Endnote Installation + Reading 1
W2. How to use Endnote + Choose a topic for the Literature Review 1 + Reading 2
W3. Literature Review 1 - How to write a literature review – Outline + Introduction + Searching + Reading 3
W4. Literature Review 2 - How to write a literature review – Body + Paraphrasing + Citing & Referencing + Reading 4
W5. Literature Review 3 - How to write a literature review – Finalizing + Submission (30%). + Reading 5
W6. Literature Review 4 - How to write a literature review – Feedback + Reading 6
W7. An English Speaking Class Design – Choose a topic (Group work)
W8. An English Speaking Class Design – Discuss (Group work)
W9. An English Speaking Class Design – Practice (Group work)
W10. An English Speaking Class Design – Action 1 (Group work) (30%)
W11. An English Speaking Class Design – Action 2 (Group work) (30%)
W12. Abstract writing – How to write an abstract + Choose 3 articles
W13. Abstract writing – Submit the 1st article abstract
W14. Abstract writing – Practice + General feedback
W15. Abstract – Submission of the 2 last article abstracts (40%)
PHƯƠNG PHÁP ĐÁNH GIÁ - ASSESSMENTS

• Literature Review (Week 5) 30%

• English Speaking Class (Week 10+11) 30%

• Abstract writing 1 (Week 13) 10%

• Abstract writing 2+3 (Week 15) 30%


DUE DATE LR1:
WEEK 5
TASK DESCRIPTION
§ The written assignments are 2500-3000
words (excluding references).
Literature § The assignment must be prepared in
review your own words. Do not copy directly
from other sources.
(30%)
§ You will get 1 point on your work in case of being
decided plagiarism.
§ The assignment should be typed using
font Times New Roman/Arial, size 12
and 1.5 line spacing.
TASK DESCRIPTION
§ The assignment should consist of:
§ Title page: including course name and code, assignment title, due date, word
count (excluding references), student name and ID number
§ Contents page: including table of contents, list of tables, and a list of figures as
appropriate.
§ Introduction to the topic
§ Main body with suitable subheadings to separate sections and main points. All
the headings and subheadings should be numbered, eg 1.0, 1.1, 1.1.1. Main
body is about: Research methods (with defined purposes), steps of production
(include potential pros and cons, comparison between different methods…)
§ Summary/conclusion
§ References
TASK DESCRIPTION
Criteria & Marking:
Presentation
§ 9-10: polished, professional, free of errors, clear, well structured,
logical flow, sharp, use of highly relevant tables and/or figures
§ 7-8: generally clear, succinct, minimal errors, sections and points
clearly separated, easy to follow, generally well organised, use of some
relevant tables and/or figures
§ 5-6: has appearance of first draft, multiple errors, some attention to
structure, not easy to follow
§ 3-4: very sloppy, placement of material appears almost random
§ 1-2: unreadable, no apparent organisation
TASK DESCRIPTION
Criteria & Marking:
Literature
§ 9-10: comprehensive, evidence of thorough search, numerous
references with most from recent original articles, few texts, referencing
completely correct.
§ 7-8: several references, few texts, many recent original articles, some
minor referencing errors
§ 5-6: small number of references or multiple references but only small
number explored or heavy reliance on a book or review, several referencing
errors
§ 3-4: very few useful references cited, referencing largely incorrect
§ 1-2: no references
TASK DESCRIPTION
Criteria & Marking:
Content
§ 9-10: comprehensive, in-depth, focused, excellent
integration
§ 7-8: good coverage of topic, generally well integrated
§ 5-6: fair coverage, some integration
§ 3-4: superficial coverage, little integration
§ 1-2: poor coverage, no integration
TASK DESCRIPTION
§ Each group (5 members) will have 20-30 mins
to lead the class and deliver the English
materials.
English Class
§ Must include: topic reading (~500 words +/-
Design
10%), outlook to the world (~400 words +/-
(30%)
10%), questions for discussion (5-10
questions), and game (1-3 games or singing).
§ Every member must join and lead the
activities.
§ Have a cross assessment between group
members (take 2 over 10 point).
‘English class’ assessment criteria
§ Content (50%): purpose clearly stated, clarity of
argument, well-prepared, context of word, description.
§ General presentation criteria (30%): such as clarity,
confidence, good presentation skills, good time-
management, sufficient and appropriate visual aids, good
design of scenes.
§ Coherence and fluency in voice (15%): Easy to follow
and understand.
§ Range of academic vocabulary (15%).
Exam: Week 15
TASK DESCRIPTION
§ The written assignments are around
250-300 words.
Abstract § The abstract must be written in your
writing own words.
(40%)
§ Remember the due date of
submission for each abstract.
TASK DESCRIPTION
Criteria & Marking:
Abstract writing
§ 9-10: Wide range of vocabulary, professional paraphrasing, free of errors,
clear, well structured, logical flow, sharp, successfully highlight main ideas.
§ 7-8: Generally clear, succinct, minimal errors, easy to follow, good
paraphrasing generally well organised, main ideas are mentioned and stated.
§ 5-6: Has appearance of first draft, multiple errors, some attention to
structure, not easy to follow.
§ 3-4: Very sloppy, placement of material/information appears almost
random.
§ 1-2: Unrelated information or no paraphrasing, no apparent organisation.
SUBMISSION TEMPLATE OF THE
ABSTRACT
I. Link of the 1 article
st

I.1. The original 1st article’s abstract


I.2. The 1st Written Abstract

II. Link of the 2 nd article


II.1. The original 2nd article’s abstract
II.2. The 2nd Written Abstract
…….
§ Submit 3 abstracts in one file of Word.
QUESTIONS?
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Week 1 - Endnote Installation
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1vBrB42
5CJedkiCThp79hLCplrWvjGTm3

You must complete it before the class next week,


and please bring your laptop with you.
What will we need to go through next
week?
Endnote Instruction

https://web.library.uq.edu.au/research-tools-
techniques/endnote-referencing-software/endnote-
20/learn-endnote-20-online-tutorials?p=1#1
QUESTIONS?
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