Today we work on getting your Problem/ Solution paper changed up for handing in again.
TWFTD: a word you find IN one of your sources.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Timed In-Class Essay
Today you write about "Rice."
Read the prompt carefully. Choose ONE way to respond. Think carefully about what you are being asked to do, and make sure that you do it. MEET THE ASSIGNMENT.
Homework:
1. I will give you the assignment sheet for the last paper, the Problem/ Solution with MLA Style Sources. Please read it, and be thinking about changes you will make to your Problem/ Solution paper.
2. TWFTD: a fancy word from your program classes, OED.
Read the prompt carefully. Choose ONE way to respond. Think carefully about what you are being asked to do, and make sure that you do it. MEET THE ASSIGNMENT.
Homework:
1. I will give you the assignment sheet for the last paper, the Problem/ Solution with MLA Style Sources. Please read it, and be thinking about changes you will make to your Problem/ Solution paper.
2. TWFTD: a fancy word from your program classes, OED.
Monday, March 9, 2015
Solo #3 Paper Due
I'm back!
You'll turn in a hard copy of your paper with the copy of your article and the assignment sheet. Also, go to Moodle and submit to TurnItIn.
Thinkwrite: Think of an event in your life that you hope to remember clearly twenty years from now. Begin describing it in as much detail as you can.
We discuss.
Apostrophe review: Everyday Writer Exercise 42.1.
Homework:
1. Read "Rice" again, and be ready to write [TYPE] about it during class tomorrow. Anyone who wants to hand-write their essay may do so, but you need a bluebook from the bookstore (about $.60).
You may use earbuds or headphones while you type, as long as no one else can hear what you're listening to.
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Rice."
You'll turn in a hard copy of your paper with the copy of your article and the assignment sheet. Also, go to Moodle and submit to TurnItIn.
Thinkwrite: Think of an event in your life that you hope to remember clearly twenty years from now. Begin describing it in as much detail as you can.
We discuss.
Apostrophe review: Everyday Writer Exercise 42.1.
Homework:
1. Read "Rice" again, and be ready to write [TYPE] about it during class tomorrow. Anyone who wants to hand-write their essay may do so, but you need a bluebook from the bookstore (about $.60).
You may use earbuds or headphones while you type, as long as no one else can hear what you're listening to.
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Rice."
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