Purposive Communication

Communication for Academic Purposes Academic Writing  Ask yourself first Conceptualize the problem  Finding Solution  Making or arguing your own stand As an umbrella term it may include: Academic Assignment                 a. Case Study Analysis.                b. Financial Analysis                 c. Report                 d. Analysis Solution Based on evidence  Present informed argument Sort out what you feel  Different from professional writing  11 Step to Select a topic Formulate a working thesis statement Prepare preliminary question Find cross sectioned sources Design a system to organize and take notes Create a Timeline Develop your thesis statement  Outline your paper Revise  Edit Check documentations  Reference  List of all sources you used in your paper  Research Paper  Involves  Gathering data  Forming hypothesis Testing of hypothesis  Forming a new theory  Confirming an existing one.  Structure 

Unit Test Day  Last Wednesday (November 6), we have an Unit Test in Purposive Communication but before we take that test, Sir Rainer discussed first how we will begin our research, he also discussed the do's and dont's in doing research and he added how to do an effective way making an introduction, body and the conclusion,  After he discussed everything, we started the Unit Test. I'm expecting the content of our Unit Test are full of Enumeration, Matching type and etch. But our test is we need to be answered in essay form. My favorite question there is what advice i would give to my colleague that teaches her student but seems not listening, my answer is i will tell her the strategy of 10-20-30 rule, 10 slides per powerpoint, 20 minutes to discuss per slides and 30 font size. I also answered that, you should control the color of your background for example when you use the dark color for your background then use light color for the text or vice versa.