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Expository Writing - (EWR112) (DPT) (MIT): Course Outline

Expository writing is a type of writing that is used to explain, describe, and give information and uses evidence, details, and facts to support the topic.

Course Contents

1. Introduction to Expository Writing:
Understanding expository writing 
Characteristics of effective expository writing
Introduction to paragraph writing
2. The Writing Process:
Pre-writing techniques
Drafting 
Revising and editing 
Proof reading 
Peer review and feedback 
3. Essay Organization and Structure:
Introduction and hook 
Thesis statement 
Body Paragraphs 
Conclusion 
Ensuring cohesion and coherence 
4. Different Types of Expository Writing:
Description
Illustration
Classification
Cause and effect 
Process analysis
Comparative analysis 
5. Ethical Considerations:
Ensuring original writing 
Proper citation and refreshing 
Integration quotes and evidences 
Avoiding plagiarism 

Course Objectives

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
1. Understand the essentials of the writing process integrating pre-writing, drafting, editing
and proof reading to produce well-structured essays.
2. Demonstrate mastery of diverse expository types to address different purposes and
audiences.
3. Uphold ethical practices to maintain originality in expository writing.

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