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Hamdan AlSaadi
Pro. Jackie
ENG124A
November/1st/2015
What Do U.S. College Graduates Lack? Professionalism
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Student entered the exam late and he is asking for extra time.
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The professor refused and he was thinking from where the student got the idea that he can
get extra time.
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How employees deal with employability skill
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School should focus to instill better behavior rather than focusing to improve the students
reading and math skills
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Poor conduct is a top complain
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A survey was made by the College of Pennsylvania
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What the survey says about the sense of the new employees
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Young employees think that multitask is productive

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Old employees always complain young employees for multitask
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The employees who have four years of college cant be forgiven as the 18-years-old
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College is part of the blame
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Another survey says that the professors think as the employers
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Some Professors survey results
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Most professors observe an increase in a sense
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Schools fault
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Professors and parents fault
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Teachers and managers responsibilities
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U.S. transition to adulthood
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Students and employees need to feel more pressure

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Subject: What is the text about?

- The article is about the student and employees who multitask and dont focus on a
specific thing, which have a lot of disadvantages.
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Purpose: Why is the text being written?

- To aware people of the disadvantages of multitask

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Audience: For whom is the text written?

- For students, professors, and managers

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Source of information: Where does the information come from? What type of
evidence is used?

Survey done by the college of Pennsylvania, results of the survey.

Occasion: What compelled the author to write?

- The student that asked the professor for extra time for the exam.

Genre: Specific conventions in regards to structure, style, format, etc.

- The author wrote some bad habit that the students and some employees have,
how this bad habit can affect the economy, and they can avoid this habit.

Take into consideration where the article was published. Sometimes knowing that
it was published in a certain magazine or newspaper will give a lot of information
in terms of the side the author is on.
- the article was published on the internet.

Look at the language and tonesarcasm, specific phrases, etc. These can also
help you determine the side an author is on or any bias.
- The language used is an easy language, and that means the author is targeting
all the students and the employees.

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