[Alunos-assis] Palestra: Writing effective abstracts

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Palestra: Writing effective abstracts
Ministrada por Prof. MA. William Huntt

Sobre o palestrante:
Will has worked at Queen Mary University of London since July 2005 and his
main area of responsibility is guiding International Foundation Programme
students through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
Will taught in Poland, the Czech Republic, Portugal and Australia, before
settling in London. Will has the RSA/ Cambridge Diploma in TEFLA as well as
an MA in English Teaching & Applied Linguistics from King's College,
University of London and an MA in Contemporary History & Politics from
Birbeck (Distinction), University of London. He also has a PGCE (History
11-18) from the University of Sussex. Before joining Queen Mary, Will
taught at International House, London, where he was the Coordinator for the
University Foundation Programme. During his time at Queen Mary, Will has
developed a paricular interest in developing transferable skills for
foundation level students and the teaching of English for Academic Purposes
to students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
subjects.

Data: *29 de fevereiro de 2016*
Horário: *9h30 até 11h30*
Local: *Sala Multiuso do Prédio I *(perto do Laboratório de Línguas)

Público alvo:
Docentes, servidores e alunos de graduação e Pós-graduação da UNESP
regularmente matriculados e interessados em aperfeiçoar a escrita de
abstracts para artigos científicos.

Idioma: a palestra será ministradas em inglês.

Conteúdo:
This talk will explore the features of effective academic abstracts in
English and suggest some approaches which may help when writing abstracts
in English. What makes the abstract writing distinctive from other forms of
the writing? What are the elements of a successful abstract? What
techniques can help your abstract stand out in a crowded field? What are
some of the challenges with writing abstracts and how can these be
overcome? This talk will make use of abstracts from recent research at
Queen Mary University of London as examples of best practice and there will
be plenty of time for questions. This talk should be of interest to
students and staff members at UNESP who are writing abstracts at the moment
or who are planning to write abstracts in the future.

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SERÃO FORNECIDOS *CERTIFICADOS*.

Organização
AREX - professora Dra. Regiani Zacarias
Programa de Pós-graduação em Linguística FCLAr - professor Dr. Odair Nadin
Programa de Pós-graduação em Liguistica - IBILCE - professora Dra. Paula
Tavares Pinto

Apoio logístico:
Escritório de Pesquisa e Internacionalização
Seção Técnica de Apoio ao Ensino, Pesquisa e Extensão - STAEPE
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