EAPP-Lesson-1.pdf eapp lesson 1 grade 12

eapp

1. What is
EAPP?

2. ENGLISH FOR

PROFESSIONAL
PURPOSES

3. 1. Differentiate academic
text from non-academic
text.
2. Discuss the
characteristics of academic
text.
3.Create any output to
show comprehension of
text read.

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IDENTIFY the words that you can find which you think are related to
Academic Texts.

5. Academic texts are reading texts that are
objective in nature. They are based on facts with
solid basis. The emotions of the author cannot
be felt. Likewise, the personal opinions of the
writer are not evident. Thus, the use of "I" and
"you" are discouraged.
WHAT ARE ACADEMIC TEXTS?

6. Academic texts are also critical and specialized
texts written by experts or professionals in a given
field using formal language. They are organized in a
specific way. Examples of these are essays, theses,
dissertations, journals, research papers, conference
papers, feasibility studies and others.
WHAT ARE ACADEMIC TEXTS?

7. CHARACTERISTICS OF AN
ACADEMIC TEXT
-Formal – the words used are
straightforward. Words pertaining
to emotions are limited.
-Studied – the text is carefully analyzed
-Researched – it can be a result of a
research study
-Objective – it uses direct words
-Exact – it uses precise words. There is no
going around the bush.

8. CHARACTERISTICS OF AN
ACADEMIC TEXT
-Direct – It uses exact words
-Complex- It consists of different
and connected parts
-Explicit – the facts are stated
clearly and in detail
-Well-organized and planned
-Has the ability to influence its
readers

9. •essays
•theses
•dissertations
•journals
•research papers
•conference papers
•feasibility studies
Examples of an Academic Text

10. PURPOSE OF ACADEMIC WRITING
the main purpose is to
present information that will
display a clear
understanding of a particular
subject

11. TYPES OF ACADEMIC WRITING

16. STRUCTURE OF ACADEMIC WRITING
1.Introduction
This is the opening of a text or essay that introduces the topic
which arouses interest and prepares the audience for the
development of the thesis or central idea.
2.Body
This presents the important facts and information about the topic
being discussed.
3.Conclusion
It presents the summation, end or result of a topic discussed.

17. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ACADEMIC WRITING AND OTHER TYPES OF WRITING

18. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ACADEMIC WRITING AND OTHER TYPES OF WRITING