Read the prompt carefully.
Choose ONE option, and do what it asks you to do. Remember, your most important task is to MEET THE ASSIGNMENT.
Homework:
1. Tomorrow you are bringing your graded Problem/ Solution paper and a draft of the new and improved versions. Please have some in-text citations that lead to items on the Works Cited page so your peers can see how it's done.
2. On Friday you will upload that draft into TurnItIn in Moodle and turn in your daybooks.
2. TWFTD: a word from your problem/ solution sources.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
MLA Details
We discuss citation details, using this: http://prezi.com/qmf4siv3xukj/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
Handout. Underline all the in-text citations as you read.
Answer these questions in your daybook:
1. How many in-text citations are there?
2. When you read an in-text citation, check to see if it clearly leads to a source in the Works Cited list. List any problems you find.
3. Are there items on the Works Cited list that were NOT cited in the paper? List them.
4. If you know the page number where information occurred, you should include that in an in-text citation. Please put a star next to each in-text citation in "My Friend Michelle" that SHOULD have included a page number in parentheses. How many are there? [Hint: use the bibliography to help decide if there were page numbers in the source.]
Homework:
1. Tomorrow is the Common Assessment Essay. Read and take notes about "Hyperconnected." You have use the book and your notes during the test.
Thursday your only draft of the Problem/ Solution with Sources is due. Bring a hard copy of your Problem/ Solution paper with in-text citations that clearly lead to a credible source on the Works Cited page. Cut out your weak points and strengthen your evidence.
Friday you will upload your draft to TurnItIn and fine-tune your citations. Daybooks are due Friday as well.
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Hyperconnected."
Handout. Underline all the in-text citations as you read.
Answer these questions in your daybook:
1. How many in-text citations are there?
2. When you read an in-text citation, check to see if it clearly leads to a source in the Works Cited list. List any problems you find.
3. Are there items on the Works Cited list that were NOT cited in the paper? List them.
4. If you know the page number where information occurred, you should include that in an in-text citation. Please put a star next to each in-text citation in "My Friend Michelle" that SHOULD have included a page number in parentheses. How many are there? [Hint: use the bibliography to help decide if there were page numbers in the source.]
Homework:
1. Tomorrow is the Common Assessment Essay. Read and take notes about "Hyperconnected." You have use the book and your notes during the test.
Thursday your only draft of the Problem/ Solution with Sources is due. Bring a hard copy of your Problem/ Solution paper with in-text citations that clearly lead to a credible source on the Works Cited page. Cut out your weak points and strengthen your evidence.
Friday you will upload your draft to TurnItIn and fine-tune your citations. Daybooks are due Friday as well.
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Hyperconnected."
Monday, September 14, 2015
Solo #3 is DUE
DO NOT PRINT YET. How do you cite a database in EasyBib?
You hand in your Solo #3 paper with the annotated copy of your Gale article and the rubric.
Thinkwrite: Describe an example of someone putting "critical thinking" to use. Based on your example, define what critical thinking is.
Discussion.
We look at the assigned reading for the in-class essay Wednesday. See "Hyperconnected" pages 576-579 in Bedford.
Homework:
1. Be ready to write [TYPE] about "Hyperconnected" during class Wednesday. Anyone who wants to hand-write their essay may do so, but you need a bluebook from the bookstore (about $.60).
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Hyperconnected."
You hand in your Solo #3 paper with the annotated copy of your Gale article and the rubric.
Thinkwrite: Describe an example of someone putting "critical thinking" to use. Based on your example, define what critical thinking is.
Discussion.
We look at the assigned reading for the in-class essay Wednesday. See "Hyperconnected" pages 576-579 in Bedford.
Homework:
1. Be ready to write [TYPE] about "Hyperconnected" during class Wednesday. Anyone who wants to hand-write their essay may do so, but you need a bluebook from the bookstore (about $.60).
2. TWFTD: your choice from "Hyperconnected."
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