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2-FC300 Report Outline  Source Analysis ATI AY 2024-25 (MAR25)

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Academic Writing and Artificial Intelligence

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Academic Conclusion - how to write an academic conclusion.

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How to write an academic conclusion. The key parts are usually Summary of key points > Restating Thesis > Recommendation / suggestion / prediction. Advice & examples…

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Session 1 & 2 Critical Thinking and Diagnostic

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Developing a Research Question - updated

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Comparison and contrast (before synthesis)

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Analysing Task Instructions and Evaluating Titles

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Short Video Summarising Critical Thinking

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Short Video Summarising Critical Thinking

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Group & Individual Tasks: Descriptive Vs Critical Writing

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Group & Individual Tasks: Descriptive Vs Critical Writing

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Library Search - Getting to know the library

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2 Reading a journal article with purpose_Worksheet_Student Copy DEVELOP and DO (1)

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How to write an effective academic summary worksheet

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Discussion Skills_ Participating in Seminars

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Reviewing Paragraph Structure, Cohesion & Citation

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Reviewing Paragraph Structure, Cohesion & Citation

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improving cohesion and coherence worksheet

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Referring to Sources Reporting Verbs & Hedging

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Applying Marking Criteria to Finished Projects

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Applying Marking Criteria to Finished Projects

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FC300 Written Report Marking Criteria AY 2022-23

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Socrative

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Effortlessly assess and engage your students while visualizing learning progress in real-time with instant results.

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Analysing Task Instructions and Evaluating Titles Teacher's Notes

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Comparison and contrast (before synthesis)

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FC300 Report Outline & Source Analysis Mcrit AY2022-23

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CLAIM EVIDENCE INTERPRETATION stages of using sources_Student version

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Academic introductions - how to write them! - YouTube

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Academic introductions - how to write them!

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Academic Conventions_ Reading and Note Taking

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How to write an academic thesis statement - YouTube

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How to write an academic thesis statement

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Paraphrase Task ANSWERS (Poorly explained Dan - Change)

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Paraphrase Task ANSWERS (Poorly explained Dan - Change)

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Academic Definitions - how to write an academic definition. - YouTube

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Academic Definitions - how to write an academic definition.

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FC300 Written Report Marking Criteria AY 2024-25

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Evaluating Sample Written Projects (mixed grades)

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Socrative

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Reporting: Synthesis (uefap.com)

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Crisis and challenge

Today in almost every area of the world one chooses to look at there is a water problem - scarcity, depletion, pollution, lack of sanitation, failing rains due to global warming, big dam projects blocking up rivers, privatisation, inequities of distribution, cross-border conflict, profligate use and mismanagement. Take your pick. But let's start with overuse.

We learn at school that freshwater on earth follows a cycle: it is constantly being replenished, some of it soaking into the ground and into vegetation, some of it meandering through streams and rivers on its way back to the sea. But at what stage of our lives do we forget this important lesson? The moment one starts using freshwater beyond the rate at which it can be replenished, the hydrological cycle is endangered.

The crisis is particularly acute in relation to our groundwater reserves, lying deep under the surface in aquifers, upon which a third of the world's population depends. Water can take thousands of years to percolate into aquifers (some contain water from the last ice age). Some have since sealed up, allowing little possibility of recharge. Because the reserves of water they hold are large, humans have been tapping them like there is no tomorrow. Currently we are pumping out about 200 billion cubic metres (1 cubic metre = 908 litres) more than can be recharged, steadily using up our water capital.

Take California with its manicured lawns and 560,000 swimming pools. Having taxed the Colorado River to the limit, the region's aquifers are being guzzled up. By 2020 officials predict a water shortfall nearly equivalent to what the state is currently using. Another more distant water source needs to be found to gulp down. Consumption is the operative word for US water use.

(From an article by Dinar Godrej called "Precious fluid". It was published the New Internationalist magazine, volume 354. It was published in, March 2003 on pages 9-12. This extract is from page 10.)

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Crisis and challenge Today in almost every area of the world one chooses to look at there is a water problem - scarcity, depletion, pollution, lack of sanitation, failing rains due to global warming, big dam projects blocking up rivers, privatisation, inequities of distribution, cross-border conflict, profligate use and mismanagement.

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5- FC300 Reflective Presentation ATI AY 2024-25 (MAR25)