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This post is by Ian Bruce and coincides with the publication of his new book Expressing Critical Thinking through Disciplinary Texts: Insights from Five Genre Studies: Bloomsbury Academic The sixth competency in BALEAP’s TEAP Competency Framework states that an EAP teacher will “understand the role of critical thinking in academic contexts and will employ tasks,… 
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The formulaic phrases in this infographic can be used in different stages of a presentation.
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A tutorial describing how to evaluate sources. Contact us https://www.lib.uwo.ca/contact/ for more assistance. Evaluating Sources by Western Libraries i
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Puzzle through a set of hypothetical health studies and headlines and see if you can spot what’s misleading about the headline. -- In medicine, there’
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Pick one of these seven strategies to write a strong conclusion paragraph that leaves a lasting impression of good writing.
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This video provides advice for students on common errors in citing & referencing and some tips on how to avoid charges of plagiarism.
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Cambridge University Press webinar presented by Dr. Randi Reppen. As teachers we often face the challenge of helping our students apply what they hav
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35 Essential Real-Life Skills Your Students Should Learn Now, more than before, a lot of students live in a very challenging world that is changing at an incredibly fast rate. With the remarkable deve
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Academic writing is a difficult and creative undertaking and advice to authors can often be to follow a single method or to copy the approaches of other academics. In this post Chris Smith draws on…
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November 23, 2020 10:39 PM
This Scoop shares the realization of having exposure to the experience of writing. The process that it takes and some insights when doing an academic paper.
- Autonomous work is circumstantial: personal time of writing. -write less with cohesion. -A lot of research is not always the answer. you must look at key concepts in databases and focus on a few articles. -reflection is more important than a lot of time writing. think about what you are writing and be thoughtful, it can make you happy to get your thoughts on the paper. Writing can make you happy!
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Yihe Xiong pulled the fake gun and said he would "start opening fire" if the presentation he was about to give didn't go well.
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Distinguishing fact from opinion and recognizing when they are well reasoned and well supported are important skills in critical thinking and in reading
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View full lesson on ed.ted.com http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-power-of-a-great-introduction-carolyn-mohr Never underestimate the power of an intriguin
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A short video explaining how to write reflectively. What to write about, what to avoid writing about and the benefits of reflective writing.
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