The reading and assignment schedule has us turning in papers over Thanksgiving Break. This, obviously, isn’t the case. Click “read more” for the details about how the end of Unit IV breaks down.
Before you come to class on Thursday, October 29, make sure that you’ve completed these tasks:
All of this information is available on the PowerPoint from today’s class as well as the reading and assignment schedule.
Thanks for you hard work. If you have any questions, email me at Adair.Olson@BHSU.edu.
We switched things up in class today, be sure that you know what’s coming on Tuesday.
Remember, all of those writing assignments that I assign in class and that are on your reading an assignment schedule could become homework grades at the end of each unit; further, you’ll be using these assignments to develop your papers. Head over to the Documents and Handouts page to be sure that you have all of these materials.
Notes from the first day o’class.
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Bring all of your drafts from this unit to class, I’ll collect one for a homework grade.
Complete the short writing assignment about your re-writing processes.
Throughout the semester, I have devoted a large amount of class time to re-writing. We’ve talked about common grammar errors, and we’ve discussed different activities that might help you prepare a final draft. Those goal was to make you a more confident editor of your own prose.
In about 5-7 pars., respond to the following questions: (1) What, perennially, have been the “problem” areas in your drafts? (2) Why do you think that these are the areas that are problematic? (3) What are two specific things you can do in the future to revise and edit these problems from your writing?
Be sure that you bring a fresh draft of your final project to class.
Also, don’t forget to complete the short writing assignment about your writing process. Click “read the rest of the entry” if you didn’t get the assignment in your notes.
I know we’re covering a lot in class these last few days. Click “read the rest of the entry,” review the notes from last class, and be sure that you’re prepared.
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Click “read the rest of the entry” for notes about Wednesday’s class.
For class on Thursday, April 9, you’ll need to finish up your mini-essay and have a short draft of your project ready for class.
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Are you enjoying the snow this weekend?!
To make sure you’re prepared for Monday’s class, be sure that you have written the “mini-essay” for a quiz grade, completed the pre-writing, and developed a draft of essay #4.
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Just an update about class. Class “read the rest of the entry” for what you’ll need for Tuesday’s class.
To make sure that there is no confusion, before you come to class on Friday, you will need to have completed the following things.
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I thought that I would post a few reminders about your annotated bibliographies:
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