English 155 CMP
Weekly Schedule for Weeks 1 through 5
***IMPORTANT: NO LATE PAPERS WILL BE ACCEPTED
All assignments to be completed before class starts
Homework assignments to be handed in for credit IN CLASS on due date only
Tentative* Assignments and Class locations
Part I. Telling Secrets
Week |
Monday |
Wednesday |
Friday |
Week 1: Feb 2-6 |
Classroom Introduction Syllabus |
Lab Orientation and Scavenger Hunt 1) Send Email to instructor for listserv. 2) Buy Required texts and materials |
Lab Timed Diagnostic Essay Bring Blue Book |
Week 2: Feb 9-13 |
Classroom DUE IN CLASS: Readings: |
Lab DUE Outside of Class: Email instructor for listserv. DUE IN CLASS: |
Classroom DUE OUTSIDE of Class: Email instructor from your email account so I have it to add to class listserve DUE IN CLASS: 1) Quiz on Introduction Reading Readings: 1) Keys Comma splices & Run-on sentences, p282 & section 39, 297-99. 2) Con pp xlviii-lvi [Ignore "Reading a Poem" & "Western Wind"] |
Week 3: Feb 16-20 |
Classroom Due In Class: 1) Bring Printout to review E-Journal Readings: Con p 80-96 Sante & Twitchell Handouts: |
Lab Due In Class: 1) Post on Class Bulletin Board Typed Response Wings, p 17 Answer "Critical Thinking" question #2 2) Student presentation of fragments Readings: Keys: sentence fragments p282 & sections 38 p.292-297 Wings: Saakian, p 8-9. |
Lab Due In Class: 2) Post on Class Bulletin Board Typed Response Wings, p 17 Answer "Critical Thinking" questions #1 & 5 3) Group Presentations: Audience/Purpose/Credible Sources/Thesis/Reading Analytically 4) Analysis of Advertisement Reading: Wings: Rodriguez, p 6-7. |
Week 4: Feb 23-27 |
Classroom DUE Outside of Class: E-journal! by midnight DUE: In Class 1) Quiz on readings in Con & Wings 2) MLA Exercise 3) Student Presentation: Clause Fragments. Luiza and Cinthya Readings: 1) Keys Review MLA Style In-Text Citations p125-131 & MLA Style for A List of Works Cited p 131-150 2) Con p 97-108 Oates 3) Wings p 13-16 Mills 4) Keys Clause Fragments p. 294+ |
Lab DUE: In Class 1) Student presentation on Phrase Fragments: Brien and Rhonda 2) Bring printout of "Introduction" & "Conclusion" from Welcome Page 3) Post on Class Bulletin Board Typed reading response p134 "Medium" 4) Post on Class Bulletin Board Typed reading response p 145 "Method" & "Message" 5) Discuss Readings Readings: 1) Keys Phrase Fragments 292+ 2) "Introduction" & "Conclusion" from Welcome Page. 3) Con p131-134 & 141-145 |
Classroom Due In Class: 1) Major Essay #1 Bring 4 copies apx: Rough Draft due for instructor and a copy for each group member to take home & comment on. 2) Bring printout of final draft format for review 3) Brainstorm Peer Review 4) Hand out Draft of student essay read and discuss in groups. 5) Discuss Readings Readings: 1) Final format guidelines from written assignments page. |
Week 5: March 1-5 |
Classroom Due In Class: Workshop Major Essay #1. Bring read and marked-up essays w/ your comments on them to workshop w/ group members. Due by midnight tonight. Email me by midnight tonight. After completing work shopping tell me where you are going from here with your paper. How are you going to approach your final draft now? Tell me specifically what you are going to do. Are you going to work with what you have? How? Are you going to rip it up & start over? Reflect on your peer group experience. Was it worthwhile? Did they tell you what you already knew? Was it helpful or not? Why? Any problems? |
Lab Due In Class: 1) Advisement- Special Presentation 2) Student Presentation on Run-ons and Comma Splices: Rachel and Pamela Finish Workshop if necessary Reading: Keys Run-ons and Comma splices, p. 297-299 Due by midnight tonight. (Remaining students.) Email me by midnight tonight. (See Monday for instructions.) |
Lab Due In Class: Major Essay #1 MUST follow final draft format as shown on this link/handout. Student presentation on tense shifts: Blanca and Simret Readings: 1) Keys Tense Shifts, p 283 & section 41h, p. 319-320 2) Con skim p265-275 |
*I reserve the right to adjust assignments according to your needs.
Pop quizzes given unannounced periodically.
BRING BOOKS TO CLASS
Con= Convergences Keys= Keys for Writers