CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENTS: Padlet, inserted here, shows an agenda for topics and announcements related to my English classes. (Click through on the right)
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MAJOR ASSIGNMENTS
ESSAY 1: Narrative Essay about your life's story as tied to fitting into a 'tribe' or 'situation'
ESSAY 2: Rhetorical Analysis of a Letter that you write, forcing you to engage with a counselor on campus
ESSAY 3 (+ video overview and slideshow + CRAAP + sample): OVERVIEW and | RESEARCH CHALLENGE
ESSAY 4 (+ slideshow) (+ samples | sample ) : RESEARCH PROJECT
ESSAY 5 (+rubric) (+ video overview): LITERARY ANALYSIS
PORTFOLIO (PORTFOLIO ASSESSEMENT): PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW
ESSAY BONUS (+ rubric) (+ slideshow): COLLEGE LEVEL SHOW AND TELL | VISUAL ANALYSIS (extra credit essay)
Translation: You quote content from reputable resources without plagiarizing stuff. And, you know how to quote well, or at least can learn how to do that.
Another competency that all essays are supposed to show = Employ a writing process which includes gathering information and exploring ideas, developing and supporting a point of view or thesis, organizing, revising, editing, and proofreading.
In other words, DO NOT write the paper lazily the night before and sloppily try to just get it done, but instead, do small revisions to make it the best possible paper. Students who typically get A’s in this course revise 4-5 times, per paper.
Also, it is worth remembering that colleges consider copying and pasting direct content from CHAT GPT or other AI sources as PLAGIARISM.
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Mr. K's Eng 100 Blog: My blog is an online journal. I look forward to you joining me in any discussion of your choice. With a lot of insight to be shared, who said learning is reserved for just students? You can pose anonymous questions or comments—whatever you want, so long as it's relevant to the course content.
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GoogleClassroomSite (uploads and downloads)
1. Essays: Chang-rae Lee, "Sea Urchin" or Amy Tan, "Fish Cheeks"
Student Sample Narratives:
(IC#1) NARRATIVE SAMPLES written by students:
The Fever Dreams of Hell Week Alexander Young
J Train Ari Daskauskas
Far from the Lineup By Maria Pou
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2. RESOURCE 1:
HANDOUT: Logos, Ethos, Pathos Kairos | Visuals and Communication
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3. Sample Arguments:
Article One: "Cracking Down on the Cyberbully"
Article Two: "The Friend Game"
Article Three: "Social Networking Websites"
Article Four: "Is Facebook Making Us Lonely?
Movie Four: "Growing Up Online"
(reference questions for these are here, in the middle of the page)
(IC#3)ARGUMENT
4. Some Resources about Literary Analysis:
(provides an explanation regarding ENG 100S and relevant course resources)