I return Legos. We talk about your directions and feedback.
Thinkwrite: As you look over the Lego papers, please review the kinds of comments your builders wrote for you. What did they say, and how did you use their comments? What was actually useful?
Look at page 89 in Bedford.
Apostrophe Abuse ?
You have time to work at writing your first draft. Due tomorrow, type and print 2 copies.
Homework:
1. Bring Draft 1 of the Observation/Description paper to class, make TWO COPIES. Readers will write on the draft, like they did with the Legos.
2. TWFTD: context
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
The Surfing Savant
Marzo moving.
I return yesterday's quiz. For those who got 100%, congrats. You used the context well.
For those who missed a few, I wrote synonyms on the paper for you. You supply the correct term on the paper, and put the quiz in your daybook to turn in with your daybook this Friday.
Thinkwrite: What do you know about Clay Marzo that does not show in this picture?
Homework:
1. You are taking notes, I hope.
2. Tomorrow you will use class time to begin typing your draft. I've decided that Draft 1 needs to be typed so that you can bring two copies of it to class on Thursday. (Seeing your comments ON the Lego instructions inspired me.)
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Surfing Savant."
I return yesterday's quiz. For those who got 100%, congrats. You used the context well.
For those who missed a few, I wrote synonyms on the paper for you. You supply the correct term on the paper, and put the quiz in your daybook to turn in with your daybook this Friday.
Thinkwrite: What do you know about Clay Marzo that does not show in this picture?
Idiot savant. What is it?
Reread the article. As you read, write down a list of words. Two columns: words you're not really sure what they mean, and words that you think are very descriptive.
Homework:
1. You are taking notes, I hope.
2. Tomorrow you will use class time to begin typing your draft. I've decided that Draft 1 needs to be typed so that you can bring two copies of it to class on Thursday. (Seeing your comments ON the Lego instructions inspired me.)
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Surfing Savant."
Monday, July 22, 2013
Context plus Subjective vs. Objective
"Lego, like language, benefits from context." Giles Turnbull
Can you think of two meanings for the word "gore"? I give a couple contexts.
You do a vocabulary exercise.
Apostrophes? We check the homework in Everyday Writer.
Apostrophe practice in Moodle: Number 1-10 in your daybook and write your answers down; then check them using the computer.
Subjective/ objective forum in Moodle. If you dislike gore, only look at the first 5 pictures.
Homework:
1. Finish any of the above that did not get done. Also, did you read the Scudder essay and the article about Clay Marzo? Have those done for tomorrow. And how's your observation?
2. TWFTD: gore
Can you think of two meanings for the word "gore"? I give a couple contexts.
You do a vocabulary exercise.
Apostrophes? We check the homework in Everyday Writer.
Apostrophe practice in Moodle: Number 1-10 in your daybook and write your answers down; then check them using the computer.
Subjective/ objective forum in Moodle. If you dislike gore, only look at the first 5 pictures.
Homework:
1. Finish any of the above that did not get done. Also, did you read the Scudder essay and the article about Clay Marzo? Have those done for tomorrow. And how's your observation?
2. TWFTD: gore
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