--Workshop -- Complete rough draft of essay for Portfolio #3
--Guided Revision of Rough Draft using Portfolio #3 Assignment Sheet and Portfolio #3 Grading Criteria Sheet.
--Conferences
Assignment for Tuesday, Jan. 13:
--"Turn in" a draft of your essay on Google Classroom by 2:30 pm on Tuesday. This draft should include a cover page and works cited and should have the following elements highlighted: thesis, arguments, opposition argument and response, restatement of thesis. Note: due to the short turnover time, I my feedback will be largely limited to the overall structure of your essay. If you would like more detailed feedback, please see me for an in-person conference.
Assignment for Thursday, Jan. 15:
--Complete any final revisions and edits on your draft based on my feedback and on your own comparison of your draft with the Portfolio #3 Assignment Sheet and Portfolio #3 Grading Criteria Sheet.
Friday, January 08, 2016
Thursday, January 07, 2016
Plan for Thursday, Jan. 7 -- English 101
During Class:
--Finish a rough draft of your final essay. We will work with guided revision
- Discuss logical fallacies; construct 2-4 logical fallacies related to your own topic
- Look at sample essay [Annotated Copy of Sample Essay 1]
- Color code your own draft on Google Classroom
- Work on paper in class.
--Finish a rough draft of your final essay. We will work with guided revision
Tuesday, January 05, 2016
Plan for Tuesday, Jan. 5 -- English 101
During class:
--Continue to develop your rough draft to a length of 4 or more pages.
--Read Sample Essay #4 and annotate it with 7 or more questions/comments
On Thursday during class:
--Discuss logical fallacies; construct 2-4 logical fallacies related to your own topic
- Review of Appeals, Effective Ways to Reach Your Audience
- Review "Developing Your Argument" worksheet
- Workshop -- Create cover page; revise outline as needed; continue work on rough draft
- Upload your rough draft to the recently created document on Google Classroom.
--Continue to develop your rough draft to a length of 4 or more pages.
--Read Sample Essay #4 and annotate it with 7 or more questions/comments
On Thursday during class:
--Discuss logical fallacies; construct 2-4 logical fallacies related to your own topic
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