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Syllabus Organizer for Higher Education

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Created on February 5, 2026

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Syllabus Organizer for Higher Education

Course Introduction

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Theme 1

Theme 2

Theme 3

Types of academic texts

Language, norm, and usage

Planning and organization

Critical reading strategies

Varieties of Spanish

Grammar and orthography

Academic discourse analysis

Academic register

Citations and references

Theme 5

Theme 4

Theme 6

The argumentative text

The academic oral presentation

Academic language

Fallacies and errors

Effective presentations

Written communication

Academic essay

Debate and oral argumentation

Inclusive language

Grammaticaland orthographic correction

Common errors in university textsand how to avoid them.

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Argumentation andCritical Thinking

Analysis and production of argumentative speeches in the university setting.

Academic Writing

Skills development to produce clear, coherent, and properly structured academic texts.

Written communication in the professional field

Reports, emails, and formal documents.

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Inclusive language and ethical communication

Responsible language use ininstitutional contexts.

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Academic andprofessional language

Differences and contact points.

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This subject develops the linguistic skills necessary to understand, produce, and analyze academic and professional texts in the university setting, with special attention to correctness, coherence, and communicative appropriateness.

  • Advanced use of the Spanish language
  • Oral and written communication in academic contexts
  • Analysis and production of university texts
  • Development of critical and argumentative thinking

Planning and organizingthe text

Stages of the academic writing process.

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Types ofacademic texts

Scientific article, essay, review, report, and expository text.

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Fallacies and argumentative errors

Identification and critical analysisof discourse.

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Academic discourse analysis

Coherence, cohesion, and textual organization.

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Academicessay

Characteristics and creation of the university essay.

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Effective academicpresentations

Use of slides and digital resources.

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Academic register

Characteristics of academic discourse compared toother registers.

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Understanding and Analysis ofAcademic Texts

Strategies for reading, interpretingand analyzing texts specific tothe university field.

Critical reading strategies

Identification of main ideas, arguments, and textual structure.

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Language, Society andProfessional Contexts

Relationship between language, society, and professional use of Spanish in different contexts.

Oral Communication inAcademic Contexts

Techniques and resources for oral presentation, debate, and defending papers at university.

Varieties of Spanish

Linguistic diversity and its relevance inacademic communication.

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Academic oral presentation

Structure, language, and visual support.

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Academic citations and references

Responsible use of sources and citation standards.

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Oral debate and argumentation

Discursive strategies to defend ideas.

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The Spanish Language in theUniversity Context

Introduction to the study of language as a tool for communication, analysis, and knowledge construction at the university.

The structure of the argumentative text

Theses, arguments, and counterarguments.

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Language, norm, and usage

The standard Spanish language and its application in formal academic contexts.

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