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Last updated 3/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 203.10 MB | Duration: 1h 57m
The new student's guide to academic writing
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 203.10 MB | Duration: 1h 57m
The new student's guide to academic writing
What you'll learn
Learn how to write well-organised essays with a logical structure that meets the expectations of teachers in Western universities
Discover the key features of academic writing and how to display an academic style in your work
Find out how to plan essays successfully so that you can save time later in the writing process
Learn how to proofread and edit your essays so they make a good impression on the reader
Understand how to write effective paragraphs
Requirements
For non-native speakers of English, English language proficiency of IELTS 5 or above
Despite the course title ('The *new* student's guide to academic writing'), you do NOT need to literally be a new student to benefit from this course - this course can benefit 1st year as well as postgraduate students who want to learn the fundamental principles of good essay writing.
No previous knowledge of essay writing is required - you just need a desire to learn!
Description
Learn how to write top quality essays at university, and discover the keys to successful academic writing that achieves high marks.
University writing can be confusing when you don't know what your teachers expect, but in this course I will use my experience of gaining top grades as a student, and of teaching in universities, to share key principles that you can apply to produce excellent essays.
Master the skills you need to write excellent university essays
Discover the 5 essential features which will make your writing appropriately academic
Find out how to develop strong claims in your essays
Learn how to write an introduction that is well-structured and impresses your reader
Find out how to write well-organised paragraphs and avoid paragraph-level mistakes common among new students
Learn what goes into an excellent conclusion (and what not to put in)
Gain skills in proofreading and editing so you can avoid embarrassing grammatical errorsLearn how to write essays that satisfy and impress your teachers
A university education is a significant investment for your future, but there are some things you must do in your writing in order for it to be successful. Having read numerous student assignments over the years, I made this course to share with you what teachers are looking for, so you can satisfy those expectations in your essays.
Content and overview
The course contains over 20 video lectures, plus practice activities and quizzes.
We will start by looking at the main differences between academic and non-academic writing. This will prepare you to write in an effective academic style. You'll learn what to do, and what not to do, so you're writing is sufficiently formal, and possesses features such as precision and a basis in evidence.
Then we'll cover the keys to effective essay planning - you'll get practical, step-by-step guidance on how to develop your essay's argument and structure. After understanding this, you will gain clarity about what to do when preparing to write your next essay.
We will cover the main components of the essay itself - the introduction, the body of the essay, and the conclusion. You will understand specifically what to put in each of these sections and how to structure them in an effective way.
You'll learn how to write paragraphs that teachers regard as well-focused and logical.
You will also discover practical strategies you can use so that your work contains fewer language errors.
After completing this course, you will have gained a step-by-step understanding of how to write a well-structured essay.
The keys to successful academic writing are simple enough for anybody to use - but MANY students fail to achieve good grades because they don't apply the principles of essay structure and academic writing taught on this course. These principles of writing are in many cases not explicitly taught on university programmes, so in this course I want to make the underlying expectations clear.
Overview
Section 1: What is academic writing?
Lecture 1 Course introduction
Lecture 2 Types of academic writing
Lecture 3 Features of academic writing
Section 2: Preparing to write: how to plan an essay
Lecture 4 Essay planning: an overview
Lecture 5 Steps to formulating your thesis statement
Lecture 6 Writing an essay outline
Section 3: How to write the introduction
Lecture 7 The introduction
Lecture 8 Thesis statements
Lecture 9 Grammar for introductions
Section 4: Body paragraphs
Lecture 10 Body paragraphs
Lecture 11 Body paragraph structure
Lecture 12 Topic sentences
Lecture 13 Second sentences
Lecture 14 Common problems with paragraphs
Lecture 15 Cohesion between paragraphs
Section 5: How to write the conclusion
Lecture 16 The conclusion (part 1)
Lecture 17 The Conclusion (part 2)
Section 6: Revising and editing your work
Lecture 18 Preparing for submission: revising, editing, proofreading and formatting
Lecture 19 Revising your work
Lecture 20 Editing your work
Lecture 21 10 tips for proofreading your work
Lecture 22 Formatting your work
Section 7: Course conclusion
Lecture 23 Conclusion of the course
International students wishing to study at university in English speaking countries,Anyone preparing to start a university course who wants to know more about what academic writing is, and how to write successful academic essays,Those who want a refresher of the key components of successful academic writing,Students who have started a university course but want to develop their understanding of the basic principles of good writing,NOT students who feel that they already understand what to include in the sections of an essay, and are already confident about writing well-structured paragraphs
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