Writing about Culture Learning - A

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This is a content-based academic writing course for EAP-track students that further builds written and oral communication skills introduced in EAP 101A and EAP101B. In this course students will study generalizations that are often made about significant aspects of a Western culture (e.g. the idea that U.S. culture is relatively individualistic); then they will write papers in which they analyze and critically examine these generalizations. Students will practice researching issues and appropriately making use of resource materials. They will practice planning and writing course papers in which they take a stand on an issue and then make a case for their position. Students will also share ideas by making presentations. This course, required for EAP-track students, is normally taken Year 1, Semester 2. 001497