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This course introduces you to the principles and practices of academic writing. You will learn how to write different types of academic essays, including argumentative, expository, and research essays. You will also learn how to write in a clear, concise, and objective style, and how to use evidence to support their claims.
Course Outline:
Week 1: Introduction to Essay Writing and Basics of Grammar
Day 1: Course Introduction and Expectations
Overview of the course content and goals
Discussion of the importance of academic writing
Day 2: Understanding Essay Types and Structure
Introduction to different essay types (e.g., argumentative, expository, persuasive)
Overview of essay structure (introduction, body, conclusion)
Day 3: Grammar Fundamentals
Parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.)
Sentence structure and common grammatical errors
Day 4: Punctuation and Mechanics
Proper use of punctuation marks (comma, semicolon, colon, etc.)
Capitalization and formatting guidelines
Day 5: Practice and Homework
Exercises and assignments to reinforce grammar concepts
Week 2: Academic Writing Formats (APA and MLA)
Day 1: Introduction to Academic Writing Styles
Overview of APA, MLA, and Harvard citation styles
Discuss when to use each style
Day 2: APA Formatting and Citation
Title page, headings, and reference page in APA
In-text citations and citing sources in APA
Day 3: MLA Formatting and Citation
Title page, headers, and Works Cited page in MLA
In-text citations and citing sources in MLA
Day 4: Harvard Referencing Style
Basics of Harvard referencing
Examples of citing sources in Harvard style
Day 5: Practice and Homework
Students practice formatting and citing in APA, MLA, and Harvard styles
Week 3: Essay Structure and Organization
Day 1: Crafting Strong Introductions
Components of an effective introduction
Hooking the reader’s attention
Day 2: Developing a Clear Thesis Statement
What a thesis statement is and its importance
Crafting a strong and specific thesis statement
Day 3: Building the Body of the Essay
Structuring paragraphs and topic sentences
Transitions and coherence in the essay
Day 4: Writing Conclusions
Summarizing key points
Restating the thesis and offering a final thought
Day 5: Practice and Homework
Students work on essay structure, introductions, thesis statements, and conclusions
Week 4: Referencing and Citation Skills
Day 1: In-Text Citations
Practicing in-text citations in APA, MLA, and Harvard
Avoiding plagiarism
Day 2: Creating References and Works Cited Pages
Building reference lists and Works Cited pages
Ensuring accuracy and consistency
Day 3: Using Citation Tools
Introduction to citation management software (e.g., Zotero, EndNote)
How to organize and cite sources efficiently
Day 4: Annotated Bibliographies
Understanding and creating annotated bibliographies
Their role in research and essay writing
Day 5: Practice and Homework
Students work on citing sources correctly and creating reference lists
Week 5: Topic Sentences and Paragraph Development
Day 1: Importance of Topic Sentences
How topic sentences guide the reader
Examples of effective topic sentences
Day 2: Supporting Details in Paragraphs
Developing paragraphs with evidence and examples
Maintaining focus on the main idea
Day 3: Coherence and Unity
Ensuring paragraphs flow logically
Using transitions for smoother reading
Day 4: Analysis and Critical Thinking
Encouraging critical analysis in writing
Incorporating analysis into paragraphs
Day 5: Practice and Homework
Students practice writing paragraphs with strong topic sentences and supporting details
Week 6: Finalizing Essays and Review
Day 1: Essay Revision and Editing
Strategies for revising and improving essays
Proofreading techniques
Day 2: Peer Review and Feedback
Peer review sessions to provide and receive feedback
Peer editing guidelines
Day 3: Finalizing Essays
Formatting, citation, and reference checks
Preparing a polished final draft
Day 4: Presentation Skills (Optional)
Tips for presenting research findings
Preparing and delivering effective presentations
Day 5: Course Wrap-Up and Q&A
Review of key concepts and skills
Opportunity for students to ask questions and seek clarification
Requirements:
This course aims to equip young writers with the knowledge and skills needed to embark on a successful online writing career, balancing creativity with strategic approaches to generate income.
