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ENG 123 1.2: Reviewing Summaries, Forming Teams
Today’s Plan: TPS and Discussion [20 minutes] Team formation [5 minutes] Searching in Summon (and maybe Google Scholar) [15 minutes] Homework [5 minutes] Reviewing Summaries Today we are going to start off with Cathy Davidson’s Think-Pair-Share method for generating discussion. … Continue reading
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ENG 123 1.M: First Day
Today’s Plan: Syllabus & Intro [15 minutes] Article Overview 25 minutes] Homework [5 minutes] Take a Walk [10 minutes] Syllabus Hi I’m Dr. Marc C. Santos. You may call me Marc, Santos, Dr. Santos, or Professor Santos. Do not call … Continue reading
Anti-Racist Writing Assessment
My interest in antiracist writing assessment began last semester while teaching the practicum. We read Asao Inoue’s Antiracist Writing Assessment Ecologies: Teaching and Assessing Writing for a Socially Just Future. Inoue begins by reviewing research on how students of color … Continue reading
ENG 123 14.1: Dates and Drafts
Today’s Plan: Poll Results (Dates) Drafts Reviewing the Multimedia Project Dates A whopping 56% of people elected to have the multimedia projects be due on Monday, April 23rd. This means we will watch videos on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of … Continue reading
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ENG 123 3.2: Multimodal Projects
Today’s Plan: Draft Update Multimodal Presentations Quick Primer on Visual Rhetoric Saving and Cropping in Photoshop Audio Editing UNCO Resources Multimodal Presentations As I mentioned on Monday, you have two primary obligations for the rest of the semester: The first … Continue reading
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13.1: Paper Quick Hits
Today’s Plan: Quick Hits Edits, Comments, Yellow Highlights Three ways I interact with your paper. Example. Official APA Paper Headings http://info.csp.edu/globalassets/academic-resources/writing-center/docs/apa-heading-levels.pdf Example. Aristotle What I’d like to see here is the attitudes from the focus group put into direct conversation … Continue reading
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ENG 123 12.1: Catching Up
Today’s Plan: Conference Wrap Up A Rant A Paper Draft Due Friday Conference Wrap Up A few folks missed their scheduled conference times. Come talk to me today after class and make sure we have a time set up. A … Continue reading
ENG 123 8.2: Annotated Bibliography
Annotated Bibliography I have moved the deadline for the completed annotated bibliography to Monday, March 5th. Note that this is an individual, not group assignment. Let’s revisit my expectations from the assignment: On March 2nd, you will provide me an … Continue reading
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ENG 123 7.1: On to Annotations
Today’s Plan: Research Annotations Writing Research Interviews Homework Research Annotations Between now and Monday, March 5th, I will ask you to read and write about 5 scholarly research articles. After reading these articles, you will do 2 things: Add the … Continue reading
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ENG 123 6.3: Surveys
Today’s Plan: Surveys Fundamentals to Surveys Surveys typically collect three kinds of information: Attitudes and Preferences Opinions and/or Reactions Demographic information Generally, you measure attitudes and preferences using multiple choice, ranking (favorite to least favorite) or likert scales. While the … Continue reading