Summaries

First of all, we figure out which article you are going to be reading.

We look at pages 115-117 in Everyday Writer. When you read your article, think about its structure, and ask as many questions as you can. Don't be passive!

Then you read a handout and do some work with it.

Homework:

1. Print off your article in the lab and read it several times. Begin marking your copy with questions, labels, and structural cues. The first draft of your Sum/Resp to this article is due this Friday.

2. One vocabulary word.