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JUST 400 words!
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The students should:
- bring two articles on the same topic/theme of their choice.
- outlining the two articles by skimming, scanning, highlighting and annotating main idea of each paragraph. (10 marks)
- write a reflection essay (400 words) on what they have read, comprehended and analyzed in the two articles by applying the following sub-reading skills.
- comparing the author’s focus, attitude and/or position in both articles.
- identifying pivot words and explain their function in each article, if any.
- comparing cause and effect relationships in both articles, if any.
- mentioning different types of categorization/classifications in both articles, if any.
- highlighting advantages and disadvantages in both articles, if any.
- Comparing different strategies/instructions/steps in both articles, if any.
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REFLECTION ESSAY COMPARING TWO ARTICLES
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REFLECTION ESSAY COMPARING TWO ARTICLES
Amid the numerous cases of discrimination in various social settings, studies have
been conducted on the issue of racism and health. Today, racism has been identified as one of
the determinants of health disparities. The articles were chosen for this reflection deal with
the issue by utilizing various techniques. Thus, this essay will focus on comparing the two
articles and evaluating the methods used by the author to communicate with the reader.
In the first article, (Paradies, 2006) focuses on evaluating the association between
self-reported racism and behaviours related to cancer. On the other hand, (Shariff-Marco et
al. 2010) examines the relationship between self-reported racism and ill health among the
minority groups in the community. Therefore, the two authors hold the position that selfrelated racism increases the chances of negative health outcomes particularly in people from
minority groups in the society.
In the first article, by (Paradies, 2006 para 5) among the keywords used include
multicultural, which is used to refer to the characteristic of the current society particularly in
the United States where different races meet. In this case, the primary purpose of the
keyword is to show the importance of understanding racism because the social setting is
made of individuals from different ethnicities and races. The keyword in the second article
by (Shariff-Marco et al. 2010 para 1) is phenotypical, which means certain observable
characteristics. This keyword is use...