Dedication 獻給
This course with my appreciation to the course EDUC 578 and 579 (TA and English courses for non-English native speakers) at Cornell University in Fall 2003 and Spring 2004, where I learned the importance and skills of presentation (neither in Taiwan nor at Taiwan University)
僅將此課程獻給美國康乃爾大學助教英文課 EDUC 578 及 579，是我學到簡報技巧的地方（而不是在台灣或台灣大學）。
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IHP-EMI General education: Academic writing and presentation
(學術寫作與簡報，全英文授課之通識課--本國語領域)
I encourage non-IHP students to enroll this course (but only for manually enrolling)
歡迎非 IHP 學生手動加選。
Time: Monday 1510 - 1700
Classroom: B409 (since week 02)
Please join our course groups/請加入課程群組
In the groups, the use of English is encouraged, but not be limited.
1. Line group (private)
2. LinkedIn (public): International Honors Program at Kainan University: I-Yuan Chiang's course group (I encourage students to register a LinkedIn account)
About I-Yuan Chiang/One Dollar
How to contact One Dollar?
1. LINE/LY me (I am always "hanging" on the internet)--the best way!
2. Email me: iychiang1809@gmail.com
3. My office: B970. The ext. 7970
YouTube: My teaching video/live-streaming 阿原直播與教學影片
YouTube-playlist of this course
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IHP: International Honors Program at Kainan University/開南大學國際榮譽學程
EMI: English as a Medium of Instruction/使用英語進行教學
(During
class, I speak English only. That is the rule for teachers, and
meanwhile someone is "looking at/monitoring" me. But during the break or
after class, students can speak Mandarin with me or discuss in the LINE
group. However, I would like to encourage non-English native students
to practice more in any chance)
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I
ever studied my PhD program in the US for several years, and I
completely understand the frustration/fear/stress with my not-good
English. Now, I am a teacher, I obligate to help students who are not
English native speakers. Any questions, please let me know.
我曾在美國讀了幾年的博士班，我完全了解英文欠佳的那種挫折/恐懼/壓力。現在我是老師，我有義務要協助非英語母語的學生。任何問題，請讓我知道。
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Playlist on YouTube: Academic Writing and Presentation 本課程直播與影片
1. During class, you can use cell phone/laptop and watch the live stream and turn on the English captions 上課時，您可以看直播，開啟自動英文字幕
2. After class, you may replay the video and use the auto-translate of captions to your language 您可以看重播，可以使用自動翻譯功能，讓字幕呈獻您的語言
(Syllabus)
Some terms
Do one's best/do all one can/make every effort... and other synonyms
The atonyms
Perfunctory/goof off/phone it in/give someone the runaround/go through the motions/quick and dirty/sticking-plaster/
Digitize your notes
Student can buy some tools and use them during the class
1. Writing tablet
2. Keyboard and mouse for your cell phone (it would be better if you bring your laptop)
a. Bluetooth: about $400 --easy to use. Charging while using. But might not stable
b. Wireless ($500 - 1000) with an OTG connector ($50)--stable!
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Attendance: According to the KNU policy, faculty should take roll calls every week.
Thus, I will do it every week.
One Dollar's teaching policy
1. Only encouragement, no punishment, no enforcement.
2. Respect and help students' choice (how much effort they want to make for this course)
Grading
policy
(Unless supervisors ask me to modify the grading policy. Otherwise, I will use it)
(I will determine the details in the beginning of the semester)
In the first week, One Dollar will suggest students to select either group A or B (by a questionnaire)(students who do not select a group will be classified as Group A).
Group A (Basic workload)
**The score is up to 75
Requirements to pass this course
1. Attendance: least 6 times/weeks (10%. Student gets 10 marks as long as his or her attendance reaches 6 times)
2. An assay (about 300 words for each part)(65%)
Decide a topic, and then:
Part 1: a draft: Just write it without software corrections or referring examples (about 300 words)
Part 2: AI generated essay for the same topic
Part3: you may have your article after referring AI or other resources, and make it better (300 words)
Please up load your assignment (for Group A only) (link)
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Group B (intermediate to heavy workload)
**The minimum score is 80. And plus 10% of creative work to be 100. {some students attended the Mandarin reading compitition or publish a poster in a comference, and it will be part of this creative work}
*Students who select group B and finish "all works" will have higher probability to get One Dollar's letter of recommendation (if you need)
Requirements
1. Attendance: at least 10 times/weeks {some students enrolled this class from week02 or 03. I will take care of this.}
2. Two times of formal "writing and oral presentation" (on week 9-April 18 and Week16-June 03) [one in presentation slides, and the other is an A0 A1 size poster file]
3. Class assignment:
at least 10 8 times/weeks of interaction/practices/assignments in class (students will writing and then present during the class)
{some students reponsed that there are two holidays in our course. Thus I decided to chage it from 10 times to 8}{Two times of formal presentations are included into this part}
**Note:
Students can switch from group B to A any time as they want (So, I encourage student to select Group B first).
In addition, One Dollar will change the group's list (and announce it) if students cannot catch the schedule and accomplish the class assignment or other requirements.
Students who do more than group A not do not accomplish all requirements of Group B, the scores will be 70–80.
Optional works -Creative works for group B (10%, optional). For example:
* Digital notes *Publish an academic poster *Translation work
*running project(s) related to this course *Attend the "reading and expression competition/閱讀與表達競賽" from KNU [5 marks for registoring the competition, and 10 marks if students win the prize]
*Others (please discuss with One Dollar in advance)
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One Dollar's style of writing format-- some sections
First, if you think that you do not need do your best on the task (including One Dollar's class) ---> use AI to generate the article [accomplish the mission and save your time].
Second, if you consider that is important and you want to and eager to learn and internalize the skills/knowledge to yours: you might follow One Dollar's comments. Please reservate all parts of your writing.
a. Writing a draft without spelling correction on office or website editor (One Dollar will demonstrate it) .
You may check terms/sentences you do not know or not confident to use.
Like: "phenamenon "(x) -----> check dictionary or reliable website ----> "phenomenon "(o)
Like: "Please make some selling slogan for the new product."---> not good. "Please make some advertising slogan for the new product."--->better.
----> Reserve this draft-01. Copy and paste the draft to next step.
b. Spelling correction on your draft (but no correction on grammar this time)
----> Reserve this draft-02. Copy and paste the draft to next step.
c. Use AI to generate an article to the topic (copy and paste to your note)
----> Keep the AI generated article.
d. Grammar/writing/spell correction tools on the draft.
----> Reserve this draft-03. Copy and paste the draft to next step.
(For important articles, One Dollars uses three kinds of tools to correct the writing)
e. finalize your manuscript.
----> Proofread it again (if you change/revise it, you may use grammar-spell tools to recheck it) and DONE.
----------Annual meeting/conference/seminar--Research posters/academic posters
------------Websites
UNSW Write Your Essay (structure: introduction + body + conclusion)
-----------------------Open Textbooks----
Web Writing - First Edition 2023 (66 pages)
World History Since 1500: An Open and Free Textbook
World History Volume 1: to 1500
World History, Volume 2: From 1400 Volume 2
Introduction to College Research 2021
Reading and Writing Successfully in College: A Guide for Students (2022?? 259 pages)
Preparing to Publish 2023 (152 pages)
Supporting English Language Learners in First-Year College Composition 2023 (441 pages)
Processes: Writing Across Academic Careers 2023 (224 pages)
Producing Open Source Software: How to Run a Successful Free Software Project - 2nd Edition 2005
Writing Rhetorically: Framing First Year Writing ??
The Commons: Tools for Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric 2022 (224 pages)
Practicing and Presenting Social Research ??
Who Teaches Writing 2021
Legal Writing I & II: Legal Research and Writing & Introduction to Litigation Practice 2020
Technical Writing and Simple Statistics : for laboratory classes 2022
Writing as Inquiry: A Guide to WR 121 at the University of Oregon 2022
Intersections of Open Educational Resources and Information Literacy 2022
Intermediate College Writing: Building and Practicing Mindful Writing Skills 2022
The University of Queensland Academic Writing Skills
24 Oral Presentations
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Here are some useful websites about academic writing and presentation in Mandarin
商用英文：演說與報告(1)
商用英文：演說與報告(2)
商用英文：演說與報告(3)
商用英文：演說與報告(4)
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How to writing a dedication
10 Examples of Book Dedications + Tips To Help You Write One (by Gloria Russell, posted on Dec 5, 2023)
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From supervisors about the Reading and presentation competition (with prizes)
Supervisors encourage IHP student to join it and win a prize.
1122學期提升學生中文閱讀表達能力
一、課程實施共同規範/措施
1.設定學生閱讀量
(1)教師於課堂要求學生至少閱讀/觀看10則以上文章/有聲書/影片/主題式數位廣播(播客)等，閱讀內容/素材依課程性質由授課教師指導/個別選擇，可包含各式數位媒體來源之文章或報導性文章。
(2)由通識中心設計google表單提供教師使用，學生在google表單登記閱讀主題內容及填寫回饋或心得，以利統計全校性資料。
(3)建議納入成績計分，例如占總成績比例10%。
2.導入數位素養、AI生成工具
(1)例如設定主題，分別由學生及Chat GPT撰寫文章，再由教師引導學生比對分析。
(2)例如學生可依興趣選定主題，上網搜尋各家不同說法，閱讀理解後，整合資訊並歸納觀點，再分享給他人。
二、期末競賽(表達能力)暨成果展
1.競賽作品樣態/項目
(1)短影音(3-5分鐘)
(2)海報製作/手繪壁報
(3)簡報製作
(4)口語發表(3分鐘電梯簡報)
(5)文本閱讀心得
2.競賽作品列為期末報告，各班由教師推薦較優者數名參與競賽，評選出傑出作品，頒發獎金/獎狀。
3.設立IHP課程之外籍生特別獎
4.預計於開學第五週發佈競賽內容與規則
(Before the official translation of competition rules, One Dollar uses Google Translate to do it. No warranty for correctness)
1122 (= Spring semester in 2024) Chinese language reading expression ability for students
1. Joint standards/implementation of course implementation
1. Setting student reading amount
(1) Teacher's requirements for students to read as little as possible / view more than 10 sentences / audio recordings / video clips / theme type number wide distribution (distribution), etc., content for reading / material-dependent course nature teaching section teacher guidance / individual selection, inclusive formulas A number of medial sources or informative texts.
(2) Knowledge-centered design Google table provided by teachers for use by students, Google table registered by students to read the subject content and review, and use statistics for the whole school.
(3) Proposal submission result total, for example, 10% proportional to the result.
2. Introductory math skills, AI generation tools
(1) Examples of set themes, classification of students and Chat GPT selections, re-analyzing teacher-guided students.
(2) For example, students may choose interesting themes, each family can write the same way, and after reading and understanding, they can read the information in a consistent manner, and then re-distribute it to others.
2. End of term competition (expressed ability) performance exhibition
1.Contest work type/item
(1) Short shadow sound (3-5 minute bell)
(2) Marine report production/handmade wall report
(3) Producing briefings
(4) Colloquial language list (3-minute bell electric ladder brief report)
(5) Textbook reading tips
2. End-of-year report on competition works, number of winners recommended by teachers in each group, outstanding works selected by reviewers, and distribution of prize money/deduction.
3.Special benefits for non-registered students of the established IHP course
4. Regulations for the opening of the 5th week of the competition
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