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The IELTS Writing test evaluates your ability to express yourself in written English and is designed to assess your writing skills in an academic or general context, depending on whether you are taking the Academic or General Training version of the IELTS test.

In the Academic version of the test, Task 1 requires test takers to describe visual information, such as graphs, charts, or diagrams. Task 2 in the Academic version involves writing an essay in response to a question or statement.

Task 1 assesses your ability to present and describe visual information logically and coherently (Academic version) or to convey information in a clear and appropriate tone (General Training version).

Many test takers find it beneficial to use official IELTS practice materials and seek feedback on their writing from teachers or tutors. The ability to effectively express your thoughts in writing is crucial for academic and professional purposes, making the IELTS Writing test an important part of the overall IELTS test.

Both the final test and the assignment are graded out of 30. The assignment is only valid together with the December test (for exchange students leaving Italy in December) and the two online written tests to be held in January 2022.

The goal of the groupwork is to enable students to put in practice the operational learning outcomes of the course, while the final written test will verify the learning process with respect to the theoretical topics covered in class.

Qualitatative questions will be aimed at verifying the understanding of the theoretical topics covered in class, while quantitative questions will veriffy the students' ability to tackle operational tasks.

There is no textbook for this course. Since the teaching material is revised and updated every year, in line with changes in the syllabus, it consists of a number of journal articles and slides. You have to study in depth all compulsory articles. You also receive indications about optional articles and reference books on specific topics. Compulsory articles for the whole course will be posted on the Blackboard page of the course at the beginning of the course. All the remining teaching materials, including optional articles, slides and the text of Group Assignments will be posted on the Blackboard page of the course approximately one week before the classes.

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