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This document provides a 3-week schedule for an English course on personal and exploratory writing. In week 7, students are assigned readings and writing exercises. Week 8 includes additional readings and writing exercises, as well as brainstorming activities. Peer reviews are scheduled for week 9, along with the due date for the final personal object essay. Key deadlines are listed in red throughout the schedule.
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![ENGL 208 Personal and Exploratory Writing Page 1 of 1
UNIT 3 SCHEDULE Weeks 7-9
Details and Structure in Personal Writing
The schedule lists the work you need to complete by the end of each week.
Submit work listed in red by 11:59 PM on the day and date indicated.
Table 1
Week Complete the Following
Week 7
Monday 10/4
to
Sunday 10/10
]
1. Read:
• Personal Object Essay Assignment Sheet
• "What Writing Is"
2. Study lectures 1 and 2.
3. Writing Exercise 1 Part 1 Due: Tues. 10/5. Go to the writing
exercises forum and follow the directions.
4. Writing Exercise 1Part 2 Due: Thurs. 10/7. Go to the writing
exercises forum and follow the directions.
Week 8
Monday 10/11
to
Sunday 10/17
1. Read "The Green Earrings."
2. Writing Exercise 2 Part 1 Due: Mon. 10/11. Go to the writing
exercises forum and follow the directions.
3. Writing Exercise 2 Part 2 Due: Tues. 10/12. Go to the writing
exercises forum and follow the directions.
4. Brainstorming Ideas Part 1 Due: Wed. 10/13. Go to the
brainstorming forum and follow the directions.
5. Brainstorming Ideas Part 1 Due: Thurs. 10/14. Go to the
brainstorming forum and follow the directions
Week 9
Monday 10/18
to
Sunday 10/24
1. Peer Review Part 1 Due: Tues. 10/19. Go to the peer review forum
and follow the directions to post your draft.
2. Peer Review Part 2 Due: Thurs. 10/21. Go to the peer review forum
and follow the directions to post your draft.
PERSONAL OBJECT ESSAY DUE: Sunday 10/24. Submit your essay as a Word or PDF file. To
avoid a point penalty, verify your submission. This means you need to go back to the drop box after
submitting your work and open your document file](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/unit3scheduleengl208fall-210822190816/85/Unit3-schedule-engl208_fall-1-320.jpg)
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