TEACHING ACADEMIC DISCOURSE TO THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS MAJORING IN ORIENTAL PHILOLOGY
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foreign language teaching, lesson plan, academic writing skills vocabulary enhancementAbstract
The publication is a detailed lesson plan on the topic «Writing Paragraphs» within the course of the Academic and Formal Discourse taught to the fourth-year-students majoring in the oriental languages. The session aims at developing students’ skills of writing well-structured paragraphs as the prerequisite of producing more substantial academic papers. It also focuses on enhancing topical vocabulary related to the concept of time. The tasks are introduced in the plan in accordance with the principles of the contemporary communicative student-oriented approach to teaching foreign languages.
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WUWritingCenter (2017, November 9). Introduction to Paragraphs and the MEAL Plan [Video]. You tube. https://youtu.be/cF_PoOz2Tl4
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