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Schedule

Week   Date      Readings/Assignments Due
1* 1/15 Course introduction
1/17 Read the “Statement on Scholastic Responsibility” and the Learning Record “Information for Students.” Write down two questions about the Learning Record and bring them with you to class.
2 1/22 Read Entries 1–10 of We
Read Chapter 1 of Writing about Literature
Make sure your Blogger account is active and that you have access to the course blog so you will be ready to post this weekend
1/24 Read Entries 11–20 of We
Parts A1 and A2 of the Learning Record and your first two observations due: download the Learning Record, either in MS Word format or—for iconoclasts, rebels, and WordPerfect users—rich text; complete the required sections (information about Parts A1 and A2 and making observations, as well as examples of each, can be found here)
(Reminder: first blog post due Friday at 5 p.m.)
3 1/29 Read Entries 21–30 of We
Read Chapter 2 of Writing about Literature
1/31 Read Entries 31–40 of We
4 2/5 Assignment 1.1 due in the Teacher Folder (see these instructions for using the Teacher Folder from home)
2/7 Read pages 1–81 of VAS
5 2/12 Read pages 82–187 of VAS
Read Chapter 3 of Writing about Literature
2/14 Peer-review workshop: bring your current version of Assignment 1 to class
6 2/19 Assignment 1.2 due
2/21 Read pages 188–292 of VAS
Read Chapter 4 of Writing about Literature
7 2/26 Read pages 293–370 of VAS
2/28 Peer-review workshop: bring completed version of 2.1 to class
8* 3/4 Assignment 2.1 due
3/6 Midterm Learning Record due (Parts B1 and C1)
9* 3/11 Spring Break: no class
3/13 Spring Break: no class
10* 3/18 Read Chapter 7 of Writing about Literature
Create collaboration groups and discuss Assignment 3
3/20 Peer-review workshop: bring your current version of Assignment 2 to class
11 3/25 Assignment 2.2 due
Watch Pi
3/27 Topic proposal workshop
12 4/1 Watch and discuss Pi
4/3 No class
13 4/8 Watch and discuss A Beautiful Mind
Informal group status updates
4/10 Assignment 3.1 due
Watch A Beautiful Mind
14 4/15 Watch and discuss A Beautiful Mind
4/17 TBA
15* 4/22 Peer-review workshop: bring a copy of your group’s current Assignment 3 paper to class
4/24 Assignment 3.2 due
Review questions about final LR and LR examples
16* 4/29 Complete instructor evaluations
5/1 Final Learning Record due (Parts B2 and C2)

 
* No blog post or responses due this week

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Course information

Unique: 34300
Class: PAR 6
Times: TTh 12:30–2

Courses

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  • 2009 Fall – RHE 310: Intermediate Expository Writing
  • 2008 Fall – RHE 312: Computers and Writing
  • 2008 Spring – E 314J: Literature and Mathematics
    • E 314J Trailer
    • Course description
    • Policy statement
    • Schedule
    • Assignment 1
    • Assignment 2
    • Assignment 3
  • 2007 Spring – RHE 309K: The Rhetoric of Nowhere
  • 2006 Fall – RHE 309K: The Rhetoric of Nowhere

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