Unit1 schedule engl208_fall2020
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This document outlines the schedule and assignments for the first three weeks of an English 208 personal and exploratory writing course. It lists the required readings, exercises, and drafts due each week. In week 1, students must complete orientation materials and two writing exercises. Week 2 involves a reading, two more exercises, and brainstorming activities. Peer reviews and a final imitative to-do list essay are due in week 3. Students are reminded to submit all work listed in red by the specified due dates and to verify their essay submission to avoid penalties.
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Unit1 schedule engl208_fall
This document provides a schedule for the first three weeks of an English course on personal and exploratory writing. It outlines the required readings, exercises, and assignments due each week. In week 1, students must complete orientation materials and two writing exercises. Week 2 involves a reading, two more exercises, and brainstorming activities. Peer reviews and the final imitative to-do list essay are due in week 3. Students must submit all work listed in red by the specified due dates.
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The document outlines the schedule and assignments for the first three weeks of a writing course. In week 1, students are to complete orientation materials and two writing exercises. Week 2 includes reading an essay, two more writing exercises, and brainstorming activities. Week 3 consists of two additional writing exercises, peer reviewing drafts, and submitting the final imitative to-do list essay.
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- Week 14 (Nov 29-Dec 5): Decide on an audio essay format and do a test recording. Write a script.
- Week 15 (Dec 6-12): Complete peer reviews due Tues and Thurs. Submit the final audio essay and script by Sunday Dec 12.
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Unit1 schedule engl208_fall
This document provides a schedule for an English course over the first three weeks that focuses on personal and exploratory writing. It lists the required readings, exercises, and assignments to be completed each week, including due dates. In week 1, students must complete orientation, read sample essays, study lectures, and submit two writing exercises. Week 2 involves reading another sample, submitting two more writing exercises, and posting initial ideas to a forum. Week 3 has students submit additional writing exercises, participate in a peer review process by posting and reviewing drafts, and submit a final imitative to-do list essay.
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- Week 13 (Nov 15-21): Complete reading assignments and writing exercises due Mon-Thurs.
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- Week 15 (Dec 6-12): Complete peer reviews due Tues and Thurs. Submit the final audio essay and script by Sunday Dec 12.
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Unit1 schedule engl208_fall
This document provides a schedule for an English course over the first three weeks that focuses on personal and exploratory writing. It lists the required readings, exercises, and assignments to be completed each week, including due dates. In week 1, students must complete orientation, read sample essays, study lectures, and submit two writing exercises. Week 2 involves reading another sample, submitting two more writing exercises, and posting initial ideas to a forum. Week 3 has students submit additional writing exercises, participate in a peer review process by posting and reviewing drafts, and submit a final imitative to-do list essay.
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- Brainstorming ideas Part 1 is due on Wednesday 11/17 and Thursday 11/18.
- The audio essay script is due by Sunday 12/12.
- Peer reviews of drafts are due on Tuesday 12/7 and Thursday 12/9.
- The final audio essay, with script and audio file URL, is due by Sunday 12/12.
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