1. Inovace bakalářského studijního oboru Aplikovaná chemie
Reg. č.: CZ.1.07/2.2.00/

2. Course plan
1. Vocabulary for selected topics 2. Vocabulary for selected topics 3. Resources; dictionaries 4. Scientific texts 5. Charts and graphs 6. Reading strategies 7. Reading strategies 8. Paraphrasing

3. 9. Describing a process 10. Writing an abstract 11. Presentation 12
9. Describing a process 10. Writing an abstract 11. Presentation 12. Presentation 13. Presentation

4. Textbook: Making Connections, Intermediate by Jo McEntire and Jessica Williams (Cambridge University Press, 2009) Student’s Book ISBN Worksheets given by a teacher

5. 1.-2. Vocabulary for selected topics
The business and sustainability (vocabulary of the environmental chemistry) Textbook
The vocabulary of numbers
Textbook 84-86

6. 3. Resources; dictionaries
Working with dictionaries
Worksheets

7. 4. Scientific texts
Article
Book
Thesis
Poster
Blog
Academic paper

8. Scientific paper/Research paper
Academic paper – academic journals, original research results, reviews of existing results…
Term paper – secondary school or university students
Thesis or disertation – candidature for a degree or professional qualification, the author's research and findings, university students,…

9. Elements of a Research Paper
Abstract/Summary
Introduction
Methods and materials used
Findings
Discussion
Conclusion
References

10. Skills for the twenty-first Century, Textbook 72-79
Worksheets

11. 5. Charts and graphs Represent data Types Line graph Bar charts
Pictograms
Pie charts

12. Line graphs – a series of points, straight lines, often used to show a trend over a period of time
Bar charts – heights of the bars –
frequency of the result

13. Pictograms — pictures, needs a key
Pie charts — different-sized sectors of a circle

14. Worksheet http://www. bbc. co
Worksheet Information in graphs and charts, Textbook

15. 6. Reading strategies
Ethical reporting, Textbook 30-34

16. 6. Reading strategies
Ethical reporting, Textbook 30-34

17. 7. Reading strategies
The Teenage Brain, Textbook

18. 8. Paraphrasing Saying something in your own words
Renovation of the original idea
Your own input
Plagiarism
Proper citation
Ethical writing

19. Paraphrising highly technical language – difficult
The more technical language, the
less space for a real paraphrasing.

20. Worksheet

21. 9. Describing a process Typical verbs
The passive form of the verb widely used
Link words
Method - how something is done
Position - where something happens
Purpose – why something happens

22. Worksheets

23. 10. Writing an abstract
Paper or article first (a guide for writing your abstract)
Abstract
Short (APA style manual – 150 to 250 words)
Written as only one paragraph, includes the most important elements

24. The same order as your paper (a brief summary of the Introduction, a summary of the Method, Results and Discussion sections of your paper).

25. Presentation
Students’ presentations

26. www. grchurstville. bmcc. education. nsw. gov. au/english_text_types