Class:ENG112 - Section 36 - Fall 2007/homework
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The FINAL
One last blog question forthcoming....REQUIRED before your final "oral examination" meeting with Steph.
Week Fifteen: December 11 & 13
Week Fourteen: December 4 & 6
Week Thirteen: November 27 & 29
Week Twelve: November 20
Be sure you have completed the work from November 15:
- Read her post: technicalities and Reply (there is a question at the end, please answer a) specifically regarding the example and b) generally as a principle for writing/being an author. Be sure you are logged in through your own Wordpress blog first!
- If time permits (meaning, after the work with the Magazine team), read "go ahead and see what you can do". Go to your own weblog and write a new entry, category: social change (ENG112) Be sure you are logged in to your wordpress blog!
- a) respond in general to the ideas (your thoughtful reaction overall to the content)
- b) identify the stance you hold - or want to hold - regarding the situation.
- c) after posting, go to Steph's post, view from afar, in order to place a link to your post. In your Reply, explain what you found most difficult to write - in other words, as an author knowing that what you write will affect other's view of you and has a chance to effect other people's point-of-view regarding the situation, when and how did this knowledge come into your mind as your wrote your "social change" post?
- d) Optional: if you want to directly invite participants at this conference to read your ideas, copy and paste this comment to the original post in reflexivity. (So you post the same thing in two places; as a reply to Steph's post in A Place in Space and as a comment to her post in Reflexivity, each linking to your original post in your own weblog.)
- Note: These are due even if you participate in the student strike.
Week Eleven: November 13 & 15
Make-Up Chances
Coming soon to an internet outlet near you! Extra Credit!
Week Ten: November 6 & 8
Week Nine: October 30 and November 1
Week Eight: Days 14 and 15
Research HELP - Library Drop-in Sessions
- For Students
- Sunday, November 4, 2007, 4-6 pm: Drop-in help session for College Writing students. Students can get assistance from librarians as they research topics for the “Adding to a Conversation†unit of College Writing. Calipari Room, lower level, Du Bois Library. No RSVP required. Contact: Emily Alling, ealling@library.umass.edu
- Tuesday, November 6, 2007, 6-8 pm: Drop-in help session for College Writing students. Students can get assistance from librarians as they research topics for the “Adding to a Conversation†unit of College Writing. Calipari Room, lower level, Du Bois Library. No RSVP required. Contact: Emily Alling, ealling@library.umass.edu
- Wednesday, November 7, 2007, 6-8 pm: Drop-in help session for College Writing students. Students can get assistance from librarians as they research topics for the “Adding to a Conversation†unit of College Writing. Calipari Room, lower level, Du Bois Library. No RSVP required. Contact: Emily Alling, ealling@library.umass.edu
Week Seven: Interacting with Art Objects, modes of interaction, grammatical meanings and rhetorical strategies
Week Six: "Conversation" development (Unit 3), grammar: "Are You Dare?" and Interacting with Text (Unit 2)
Week Five: feedback (Unit 1), decision-making (Unit 3), rhetorical situation
Week Four: Unit 1 due, copyediting, preludes; Reflection Letters, Portfolios
Week Three: Unit 1 draft, Peer Reviews, Rhetorical Situation; format selection, writing process/grading criteria
Week Two: Wiki, Course Requirements, Intros; Titling, Peer Review
Everything OFFICIAL about this class.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center in the Learning Commons of DuBois Library can be one of your best friends. Make their acquaintance!
Corrected Hours:
M-W, 10:00-10:00
Thur, 10:00-7:00
Day 2: The Wall essays, Blogs, Privacy
Day 1: Intros, ethics of authorship/anonymity, The Wall
Disclaimers
There is also this more specific disclaimer, regarding ENG112 at UMass.
Course Archives
ENGWRT112, Section 112
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