English for Academic Purpose

This document provides information on English for Academic Purpose. It includes research writing, academic writing, and report writing. The document discusses various topics such as external evaluation of schools, research design, data collection instruments, and passion killing in Namibia.

Running head: ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSE
English for Academic Purpose
Name of the student
Name of the University
Author note

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Question 1: Research Writing
Answer 1)
The words “external evaluation” helps in highlighting that the kind of action that
would be done in the research.
Answer 2)
The topic of the study relates to the evaluation of the achievements of the school
pertaining to alcohol drinking along with the delinquent behaviour of the secondary school
students.
Answer 3)
The literature review begins in the point where the writer starts talking about the
measures that can help in adding value to the education.
Answer 4)
The justification that the researchers give for conducting the study is that it has been
found that the positive school climate can help in protecting the students against the
psychoactive substance abuse.
Answer 5)
The purpose of the study has been explained in the first paragraph that has stated that
the positive school climate can help in achieving the goals for which the school was
established.
Answer 6)
The hypothesis of the research is that the environment prevailing in a school can have
an effect on the development of the students of the school.

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Answer 7)
The research design of the study was that sampling frames were used that can help in
finding essential things about the research.
Answer 8)
The population of study comprised of 4000 students of the secondary school who
were surveyed for the purpose of carrying out the research.
Answer 9)
The sample of the study was a total list of the 234 schools from various provinces that
helped in finding out important facts about the research.
Answer 10)
The three strata of that of stratified random sampling are that of children who
belonged to the age of 13 and that of 16. The gender of the students were considered for the
purpose of carrying out the research. The place of the residence was another criteria on the
basis of which the research was carried out.
Answer 11)
The research instrument that was used for collection of the data was the traditional
paper questionnaire.
Answer 12)
The data collection instrument was administered with the help of trained interviewers
along with the individuals who were appointed by that of the school board.
Answer 13)

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The researchers obtained the ethical clearance from that of regional educational
authorities who were provided information about the study related to the “Health and
School”.
Answer 14)
The researchers engaged themselves in empirical research as the facts of the research
was concluded by making use of the factor of measured phenomena. Empirical research can
be said to be on the basis of the observed phenomena that helps in deriving knowledge from
that of the actual experience. The research defines population along with the phenomena that
is being studied that can help in categorizing the research in the category of empirical
research.
Answer 15) 1)
The report found out that the good schools can be stated to be those schools that have
the talented young people. It has been found that the worse performing schools are those who
do not support the progress of the adolescents. The elimination of the differences in relation
to the educational chances can aid the performance of the students. In the families that have
higher social status, the parents can take care of the development of the cognitive abilities of
the children. It has been found that there lies co-relation in between status of the family and
the performance of the children in the school.
2)
It was found that the boys have the tendency of engaging themselves in aggressive behaviour
as compared to the girls. The report found out that the girls have more tendency of engaging
themselves in the pro-social behaviours as compared to the boys.
Question Two: Academic Writing

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a) clarity
b) objectivity
c) tentativeness (Berry, 2018)
d) formality
e) acknowledgement
2. has led to- have led to
Droughts however is- Droughts however are
Drought monitoring system exist -Drought monitoring system exists
Some part of Namibia in any given year- Some part of Namibia within any given year
Severity would be of significant importance- Severity can be of significant importance
Such a studies- such a study
Could also be useful- can also be useful (Nelson & Greenbaum, 2015).
When developing long-range forecasting methods- When developing the long-range
forecasting methods
Economics burden drought- economic burden that drought
Particular to its framing community- particular to the framing community
3. 4- Louis Botha. History of drought in Namibia. 2014. http://www.nbri.org.na/ . Retrieved
on 02/09/2019.
Question 3: Report Writing
Passion Killing in Namibia

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Passion killing refers to the killing of another person that is carried out on account of
the fact that the people are involved in a romantic relationship. This report discusses about
the three causes in relation to passion killing in Namibia.
The passion killings in Namibia are carried out due to the fact that the people in
Namibia are very conservative that makes them take recourse to the passion killings (Duff,
Nampweya & Tree, 2017). The men in the country dominate the women that gives rise to
passion killing. The women are not financially secure that leads to passion killing within
Namibia (Jones, 2018).
Passion killing is very popular in the society of Namibia. The conservative society in
Namibia paves the path for passion killing.

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References
Berry, R. (2018). English grammar: a resource book for students. Routledge.
Collins, P., & Hollo, C. (2016). English grammar: An introduction. Macmillan International
Higher Education.
Duff, S., Nampweya, M., & Tree, J. (2017). Men’s Accounts of Passion Killings in the
Namibian Context. Journal of interpersonal violence, 0886260517718829.
Jones, D. C. (2018). Narrowing the Liberation Agenda: Women, Corporal Punishment, and
Scandal in Namibia’s Struggle for Independence. Journal of Southern African
Studies, 44(4), 543-558.
Nelson, G., & Greenbaum, S. (2015). An introduction to English grammar. Routledge.
Reading Material
External evaluation of the school and academic achievements in relation to alcohol drinking
and delinquent behaviour among secondary school students