| ゼミナールI講演 |
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| 日時(Date)： | 平成28年7月11日(月)3限 (13:30 -- 15:00) Mon., July 11th, 2016 (3rd Period, 13:30 -- 15:00) |
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| 場所(Location)： | L1 |
| 司会(Chair)： | 東野武史(Takeshi Higashino) |
| 講演者(Presenter)： | 寺本裕美(アデレード大学) Hiromi Teramoto (The University of Adelaide) |
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| 題目(Title)： | Crafting an effective research project proposal: principles and strategies (Part 2) |
| 概要(Abstract)： | The seminars will focus on principles and strategies for preparing an effective research project proposal in English. The position of the seminars is that creative ideas need to be demonstrated in conventional ways. Particular attention will be paid to outline key aspects of a project proposal from communicative and genre perspectives. Features of both written and spoken project proposals will be considered, and their similarities and differences highlighted.
The seminars will also cover strategies for increased understanding and use of English language in research proposal writing - academic, persuasive, logical, cohesive and discipline-specific - which are essential for grant applications and future, international careers. Seminar Part 1 includes: analytical frameworks for underpinning a research project proposal - stages, purpose, audience introduction to practical strategies for crafting a research project proposal - academic, persuasive, logical, cohesive writing Seminar Part 2 includes: elaboration of practical strategies for crafting a research project proposal - academic, persuasive, logical, cohesive writing and discipline-specific language (concordancing) similarities and differences between written and spoken language |