English 110 Calendar Assignments Hale Home

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T08/25

Course Overview

W08/26

Diagnostic in class (read/analyze Schlosser's “Make Peace with Pot” GRWCA 567 before class to prepare)

R08/27

Reread  “Make Peace with Pot”  essay from Diagnostic; Complete Grammar Diagnostic (click link, print, complete, bring to class) before class; Read GRWCA Chapter 1 (pp. 12-17)

M08/31

Answer questions on "Make Peace w/Pot" (14-15); Read GRWCA Chapter 2 (23-26 only); Read GRWCA Chapter 4, 61-74 only.

T09/01

Read GRWCA  75-83 and "National IDs Won't Work" by Lorraine Woellert (handout); Introduction to Rhetorical Analysis assignment (click, print, bring to class)

W09/02

Catch-up Day; Answer questions from GRWCA pp. 82 about "National IDs" as pre-writing; Rough draft of rhetorical analysis due.

R09/03

Read Chapter 4 in Bedford Handbook; Bring questions/concerns about Rhetorical Analysis

M09/07

Catch up on paragraph discussion (reread chapter 4 of Bedford); Rhetorical Analysis Essay Due;

T09/08

Read Introduction to Evaluation Essay (click for web handout);

W09/09

Read GRWCA Part 2 (105-8), Chapter 8 (145-52 only),

R09/10

Read GRWCA 152-58 and complete steps 1-3 on 157-8 to generate ideas about topic (WRITE THIS OUT).  If you have trouble coming up with a topic or developing it, use pp. 27-38. Read Sample Essay on "Chi Straighteners" (click, print, read, bring-to-class). 

M09/14

NO CLASS: Draft 1 Due for conference (Use "Step 5" on  GRWCA p. 158 and 211-222 to help write the draft)

T09/15

NO CLASS: Draft 1 Due for conference (Use "Step 5" on  GRWCA p. 158 and 211-222 to help write the draft)

W09/16

Draft 2 Due (bring hard copy to class whenever drafts are due); Read Hotwheels sample (click, print, read, bring-to-class). 

R09/17

Read Chapter 12 on revision in GRWCA and chapter 3A on global revision in Bedford. You must send your DRAFT 3 to your teammates and Hale as an .rtf attachment by 5 PM SUNDAY NIGHT.   

M09/21

NO CLASS: Draft 3 due for group conference; you must have completed your peer reviews for the group conference before class; use Guide to Writing HANDOUT 492-93 to help frame your peer review). 

T09/22

NO CLASS: Draft 3 due for group conference; you must have completed your peer reviews for the group conference before class; use Guide to Writing HANDOUT 492-93 to help frame your peer review). 

W09/23

NO CLASS: Draft 3 due for group conference; you must have completed your peer reviews for the group conference before class; use Guide to Writing HANDOUT 492-93 to help frame your peer review). 

R09/24

DRAFT 4 DUE.

M09/28

Evaluation Essay Due ; Intro to Position/Rebuttal Unit; Position Assignment (click, print, read, bring to class); Read GRWCA chapter 10.

T09/29

Read and outline Califano, “The Right Drug to Target” 565-67

W09/30

Review Califano article from last time; Read Issue in Focus on Habitat Loss for wolves, 339-348 in GWRCA

R10/01

Review and outline TBA; Invention Due (Write out answers to questions for steps 1-5 on pp. 186-187 in GRWCA--you'll answer questions for the article you've chosen to write your essay about). As part of your pre-writing, write a complete 250-300-word summary of your article--due with your pre-writing. 

M10/05

Make an outline of your essay.  Read each of the articles students will write essays about: Gomes, “Homophobic? Read Your Bible” 370-73; Jasper, “Subversion through Perversion” 395-9; Bettcher and Subramaniam "The Necessity of Global Tobacco Regulations" 574-6; Williams, "Nazi Tactics," 576-79

T10/06

Read Sample Student Essay on Califano: First Draft Due (bring hard copy). Read GRWCA 49-52.

W10/07

Catch-up Day--talk about drafts.

R10/08

2nd Draft Due; Evaluation corrections due.    You must e-mail copies of Draft 3 as .rtf file to peer group and professor by 5PM SUNDAY NIGHT.

M10/12

Group Conference Day on Third draft--No Class. All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference. 

T10/13

Group Conference Day on Third draft--No Class. All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference. 

W10/14

Group Conference Day on Third draft--No Class. All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference. 

R10/15

Fourth Draft Due (Bring a hard copy to class!)

F10/16 Position Paper Due to Hale's office in portfolio by 2PM.

10/19-20

Fall Break

W10/21

Intro to Proposal Assignment; Read GRWCA 189-95

R10/22

2 possible topics due; Read GRWCA 196-206 (sample essay)

M10/26

Read Swim Samples--original and revised; Invention Due (type answers to questions on pp.  207-08 GRWCA, STEPS 1-6 ONLY).

T10/27

To be announced.

W10/28

No Class--Mentoring Day

R10/29

Draft 1 due --Use GRWCA 208-9, step 7 to guide you. 

M11/02

Print, read, bring Gymnastics sample; 3 copies of Draft 2 due in class. 

T11/03

Group Conference Day--All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference.  Read Final Tips

W11/04

Group Conference Day--All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference.  Read Final Tips

R11/05

Group Conference Day--All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference.  Read Final Tips

M11/09

Group Conference Day--All peer review sheets must be completed BEFORE your group conference.  Read Final Tips

T11/10

Draft 3 due for Special Workshop in Class

W11/11

Proposal Essay Due; Introduction to Research/Sourced Essay.

R11/12

Read sections A-D of research packet.  Annotate each article as you read it; TYPE a works cited entry for each article and write an annotation/summary of the article in which you characterize the type of article (news story, editorial, popular magazine article, scientific journal article, web article, book chapter), briefly summarize the main points of the article, and describe the way(s) the article could be useful to your research paper.  Annotations should be 50-100 words IF you use phrases/sentences from the article, make sure to put quotation marks around those words.   Consult chapter 57 of Bedford for models of works cited entries (see table of contents 622-23).Click here for a couple of sample entries. 

M11/16

Read sections E-H of research packet.  Do an annotated bibliography for each article (as described above).  Invention Due from "Position" handout

T11/17

Catch-up Day.;  Read sections I-L of research packet and create annotated bibliography entries as described above

W11/18

Draft 1 of research paper due. USE HANDOUT TO HELP WITH DRAFTING.

R11/19

No class mandatory conference on Draft 2; USE HANDOUT TO HELP WITH DRAFTING.

M11/23

No class mandatory conference on Draft 2; USE HANDOUT TO HELP WITH DRAFTING.

T11/24

Workshop in class (bring laptops); BY 6 PM SUNDAY, SEND COPIES OF YOUR DRAFT 3 TO TEAMMATES IN .RTF FORMAT; BRING TYPED COMMENTS TO CONFERENCE.

11/25-28 THANKSGIVING BREAK

M11/30

Group Conference in class--complete conference response sheets before class today. Read Final Tips page. 

T12/01

Group Conference in class--complete conference response sheets before class today. Read Final Tips page. 

W12/02

Workshop in class; bring revised draft 4 (bring laptops)

R12/03

Research Paper Due Course Review/Prep for final Exam

M12/07

Research Papers returned;

T12/08

No Class--Individual Conferences

W12/09

Course review/evaluation

F 12/11

FINAL EXAM--8AM, Friday December 11, Haldeman-Thiessen Room 210, Portfolio due;

 

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