CLAS224 Word Elements

SCHEDULE OF ASSIGNMENTS

Part I: An Introduction to Words
Jan. 22 Words on words
Jan. 25 1st DIAGNOSTIC EXAM
Jan. 27 History of English: Ayers, 1-14; video plus worksheet
Jan. 29 History of English Cont.
Feb. 1 Dictionary Usage: Ayers, 16-25
Feb. 3 Presentation on Dictionaries (IN HEWES LIBRARY)
Feb. 5 More on Dictionaries

Part II: Word Elements from Latin
Feb. 8 Ayers, 26-34 Dictionary Survey Due
Feb. 10 Ayers, 35-40; Lederer, vii-xiii
Feb. 12 Ayers, 40-46; Lederer, 1
Feb. 15 Ayers, 46-51; Lederer, 2 Dictionary Entry Analysis Due
Feb. 17 Ayers, 52-60; Lederer, 3
Feb. 19 Ayers, 60-70; Lederer, 4
Feb. 22 Ayers, 70-82; Lederer, 5; Dictionary Review Due
Feb. 24 Ayers, 82-89; Lederer, 6
Feb. 26 Ayers, 90-98; Lederer, 7
Mar. 1 Ayers, 98-106; Lederer, 8; Evaluation of Dictionary Review Due
Mar. 3 Ayers, 106-116; Lederer, 9
Mar. 5 Ayers, 116-124; Lederer, 10
Mar. 8 Ayers, 124-128; Lederer, 11
Mar. 10 Ayers, 128-134 ; Lederer, 12
Mar. 12 1st UNIT EXAM

Part II: Loan Words and Phrases
Mar. 15 Ayers, 136-142 Dictionary Review Resubmission deadline
Mar. 17 French Loans
Mar. 19 Italian and Spanish Loans; Electronic Word Searches
Mar. 22 Loans from German and other languages Mid-Course Evaluation Due

Part III Word Elements from Greek
Note: Some italicized words and phrases on pp. 160-178 and 250-256 will be covered in class daily.
Mar. 24 Introduction to Greek: Ayers, 158-160; 180-181 Electronic Word Search Due
Mar. 26 Ayers, 160-163; 178-183
Mar. 29-April 5 SPRING BREAK
Apr. 7 Ayers, 164-166; 183-187
Apr. 9 Ayers, 167-169; 187-191
Apr. 12 Ayers, 170-174; 192-196 Optional Progress Report on Etymology Project Due
Apr. 14 No Class
Apr. 16 No Class
Apr. 19 Ayers, 175-178; 196-201
Apr. 21 Ayers, 250-251; 201-204
Apr. 23 Ayers, 252-253; 204-211
Apr. 26 Ayers, 255-256; 211-220
Apr. 28 Ayers, 220-231
Apr. 30 Ayers, 240-256. Etymology Project Due.
May 3 OPEN
May 5 2nd Diagnostic Exam
May 7 2nd UNIT EXAM
May 13 Class Meeting 6-9 P.M.. Group Presentations and Course Evaluations.

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