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ACADEMIC WRITING:  How to Write Good Academic Writing At the 4th Academic Writing meeting, the topic discussed was Academic Writing. Although at the first meeting the topic was discussed, this time the discussion was more in-depth and detailed. So that students can understand the meaning of academic writing itself. So what is the meaning of academic writing? Academic writing is formal writing that has a higher standard of discipline than informal writing. Discipline standards in it, namely; clear, concise, focused, structured, and supported by accurate evidence. As we know in academics, writing must use a formal tone and style. This means that in writing academic writings, you must avoid jargon, slang, and abbreviations. Formal writings can be found in legal documents. Writers working on school papers, college application essays, scientific papers, research papers, conference presentations, and business proposals generally use a more formal style. As for the things that need to...

  29 March 2022 Perceptions of Gender Equality in Indonesia: Focus on Education G ender equality is an old issue that is still developing today. Many people in Indonesia and even the world are still having problems with this problem. Differences in perception are the main points that cause these cases to continue to this day, although not as bad as before. Especially against women, as we know in ancient times women were underestimated by most people. Where they are made sex slaves even though they have become wives, they are only considered housemaids who are always in touch with "kitchens, wells, mattresses". Thus giving birth to female emancipation players, until now. These women's emancipation fighters were born as a form of awareness, progress, and justice for their rights as they should be. R.A. Kartini is one of the heroes of Indonesian women's emancipation. Meanwhile, in the international world, there are several other women's emancipation heroes such as;...

 March 15, 2022  Descriptive writing   vs  Critical writing   Descriptive writing is a form of writing that uses sensory words and phrases, as well as metaphor and word sounds, to generate images. In descriptive writing, the author does not just tell the reader what they saw, felt, tasted, smelled, or heard. Rather, the author shares a personal experience and uses careful words and phrasing to make it sound genuine. Life, color, and detail abound in descriptive writing. The phrase "descriptive writing" conjures us ideas of lovely poetry, vivid story paragraphs that take us to forests, seascapes, and city streets, and passages that describe people acting, speaking, and feeling in realistic and true ways. The goal of descriptive writing is to provide enough information about people, places, or things so that the reader may see or imagine what is being described. This is consistent with the characteristics of descriptive writing, which include the capacit...