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This document outlines the class schedule and assignments for Unit Two of an English 102 course. It shows that for the first three weeks of the unit (Week 6), classes will meet in the library to conduct research. During Week 8, topics for the annotated bibliography will be discussed and students will analyze assigned readings. Week 9 focuses on writing and revising the critical preface and annotated bibliography, including peer reviews of drafts. Assignments include research logs, quizzes, discussion posts, and drafting the annotated bibliography.
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This document provides the class schedule and assignments for English 102 during the first 5 weeks of the semester. It includes the following:
- An overview of the readings, discussions, and assignments for the personal narrative essay assignment in Unit 1, including readings on writing personal essays and examples of personal narratives.
- Details of class meetings and assignments such as discussion posts, drafting exercises, conferences, and peer reviews to help students complete a first draft and final draft of their personal narrative essay.
- An introduction to the research project in Units 2-3 and assigned reading from another text to transition to the next assignment.
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This document provides the class schedule and assignments for English 102's first unit on personal narrative writing. It outlines the weekly readings, discussions, and assignments over a 5 week period beginning in late August. The schedule introduces students to personal essay writing through readings by Didion, Jamison, Iyer, Fuhrman, and Barnes. Students are guided through drafting and revising a personal narrative essay with peer reviews, conferences with the instructor, and a final draft due at the end of the 5 weeks. The unit also introduces the next research-based unit and assignments.
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This document provides the class schedule for English 102 - Spring 2019, taught by Professor Shearer. The schedule outlines the readings, discussions, and assignments for Unit 1, which focuses on personal narrative. Over the first three weeks, students will read essays by writers like Sedaris, Lopate, Jamison, and Didion. They will also begin drafting their own personal narrative essay. Weeks 4-5 involve conferences to discuss rough drafts. Weeks 6-7 include peer review sessions to provide feedback on drafts before the final narrative essay is due.
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This document provides the class schedule for an English 102 course on personal narrative writing during the spring 2019 semester. It outlines the weekly readings, discussions, and assignments for the first 7 weeks of the course, which focus on exploring personal narrative through various essays and developing a personal narrative essay draft through peer reviews and revisions. The schedule includes introductory content in Week 1, close readings and responses in Weeks 2-3, drafting in Week 4, individual conferences in Week 5, peer reviews in Week 6, and finalizing the personal narrative essay in Week 7.
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This document provides the class schedule for an English 102 course on personal narrative writing during the spring 2019 semester. It outlines the weekly readings, discussions, and assignments for the first 7 weeks of the course, which focus on exploring personal narrative through various essays and developing a personal narrative essay draft through peer reviews and revisions. The schedule includes introductory content in Week 1, close readings and responses in Weeks 2-3, drafting in Week 4, individual conferences in Week 5, and peer reviews of rough drafts in Week 6, with the final essay due in Week 7 before moving to the next unit.
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This document provides the class schedule and assignments for Unit 1 of an English 102 course on personal narrative. The unit spans 4 weeks and includes readings, discussions, drafting workshops, and peer reviews to help students complete a personal narrative essay. Key events include an introduction to the unit and syllabus, discussions of sample essays, drafting sessions, individual conferences with the instructor, and peer review sessions to provide feedback on rough drafts. The goal is for students to submit a final draft of their personal narrative essay by the end of the 4th week.
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This document provides the class schedule and assignments for Unit 1 of an English 102 course on personal narrative. The unit spans 4 weeks and includes readings, discussions, drafting workshops, and peer reviews to help students complete a personal narrative essay. Key events include an introduction to the unit and syllabus, discussions of sample essays, drafting sessions, individual conferences with the instructor, and peer review sessions to provide feedback on rough drafts. The goal is for students to submit a final draft of their personal narrative essay by the end of the 4th week.
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This document provides the class schedule for an English 102 course on personal narrative writing during the spring 2019 semester. It outlines the weekly readings, discussions, and assignments for the first 7 weeks of the course, which focus on exploring personal narrative through various essays and developing a personal narrative essay draft through peer reviews and revisions. The schedule includes introductory content in Week 1, close readings and responses in Weeks 2-3, drafting in Week 4, individual conferences in Week 5, and peer reviews of rough drafts in Week 6, with the final essay due in Week 7 before moving to the next unit.
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This document provides the class schedule and assignments for an English 102 course on personal narrative during the spring 2019 semester. The schedule outlines the readings, discussions, and writing assignments due each week for the first unit. It shows that students will read personal essays, discuss rhetorical elements, draft and workshop their own personal narrative essays in a 3 week period, and have individual conferences to provide feedback on rough drafts before submitting a final draft at the end of unit 1.
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This document provides the class schedule for an English 102 course on personal narrative during the spring 2019 semester. It outlines the weekly readings, discussions, and assignments for the first 7 weeks of the course, which focus on exploring personal narrative through readings, drafting a personal narrative essay, and providing peer review. Key events include an introduction to the unit and assignment, discussions on sample essays, drafting workshops, individual conferences on rough drafts, and peer review sessions to provide feedback on drafts. The goal is for students to complete a final draft of their personal narrative essay by the end of week 7.
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