RNW 3rd-4th

• academic discourse - this discourse employs formal language 3rd pov while maintaining an objective tone, avoiding figurative language idiomatic expression, bias, stereotypes and sexiest language
• explicit signals - direct to the point
• claims of value - is a statement that approves or disaproves of something. it attempts to explain issues
• claims of policy - is a statement which persuades you or the government to take some action or change a behavior usually to solve a problem
• critical reading as reasoning - it means it is a more active way of reading. it is a deeper and more complex engagement with the text
• paraphrase - rephrasing someone's words by using your own words
• quoting - is the type on a textual evidence that is using the exact words from the original text
• resume - is a document used by a person to present his/her background and skills
• chronological format - this format emphasizes the skill that you can offer
• combination format - emphasizes both your skill and experience
• close reading - it reads in full detail