Academic Writing
Academic Writing
THE PURPOSES OF ACADEMIC WRITING
1.1.The most common reasons for writing:
- to report on a piece of research the writer has conducted
- to answer a question the writer has been given or chosen
- to discuss a subject of common interest and give the writer’s view to synthesize research done by others on a topic
1.2.Common types of academic writing
- Notes
- Reports
- Projects
- Essays
- Dissertations/Thesis
- Papers
1.3.The most common written sources
- Textbooks
- Websites
- Journal articles
- Official reports (e.g. from government)
- Newspaper or magazine articles
- e-books
1.4.The most common requirements to your academic text
- your should give reasons for your initial hypothesis
- you should obtain more well-rounded data
- you should show the logic of your experiments
- you should present clear, consistent logical argument to somebody else involved in the research of this field.
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