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Deconstructing research articles
A brief lecture wrap up the literacy-oriented approach to reading and writing research papers.
How do we construct research articles?
- Features (formal, objective, specific, precise, concise)
- Consideration: audience, purposes (3Rs)
- Good research writing is effective writing
- Research writing as a genre
- How (IMRD/IPTC structure, G-S/P-S pattern)
- FLOW (repetition, this+summary word, connectors)
- Language (verbs, tense, summary words, V.ing clause)
- Moves (CARS model, data commentary, abstracts)
- Reading for writing
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Deconstructing Research Articles: How to Read and Write a Research Paper
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