Wednesday, February 20, 2013


(2/22) Day 17: Evaluative Language

Learning Objectives:
  • Review major elements of original research
  • Identify and practice common vocabulary and grammar structures of critiques
  • Understand that vocabulary across disciples differ with critiques

Part I: Reviewing The Research Article
Student Work should be posted HERE in the google doc according to your number.


Part II: Lecture on Language/Structure
Click HERE to access the PowerPoint for this lecture if you wish to follow along on your computers. Below is a rough outline of the details we will cover in this lecture

A) Slides 1-4:  Major language objectives of this assignment + requirements 
B) Slides 5-7 Sample introductory sentences as well as a sample student introduction 
C) Slides 8-13 Grammar and Vocabulary common to academic critiquing 

Part III: Worksheet
Click HERE to access a handout on Neutral and Evaluative Language

Part IV: Student Samples
D) Slides 14-16 Student Sample Summary
E) Slides 17-20 Neutral Reference and Sample Conclusion 
F Slides 20-23 Notes for Thursday's reading



Table 20 Adjectives of Praise and Blame among Historians, Sociologists, and Physicists in Britain and   the United States

Good Work
Average Work
Poor Work

Humanities
Scholarly
Original

Sound
Thin
Social Sciences
Perceptive
Rigorous

Scholarly
Anecdotal
Physics
Elegant
Economical

Accurate
Sloppy


Time Pending...
Informal Early Feedback Link: HERE

Homework:
Read the research and read the response. Make sure you understand them both

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