Texas Wesleyan University

English 2307.01
Fall 200
8

 

"The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read!"

Mark Twain

 

Disclaimer:  This schedule may be changed if this instructor determines that the change will better promote learning. **Please note that assignments are posted under due date, not assigned date.

 

August 26

Distribute syllabi and explain course expectations


August 28

Practice WebCT

Read first section of King's On Writing

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

September 2
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Finish King's On Writing

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

September 4

MLA Handbook, pages 3-56 and Chapter 8--AR
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Discuss readings

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

Explain Annotated Research Project

 

September 9

Chapters 1 and 2--AR
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

http://www.nonamecallingweek.org/cgi-bin/iowa/home.html
Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

September 11

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 3--AR

Bring one op-ed from the http://www.drudgereport.com/

The op-ed pieces are in the center of the page under the writers' names

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

Instructions given for Writing Opportunity 1

Rubric for WOI

 

September 16

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter4--AR
Workshop on stasis theory
Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

Bumper Sticker

 

September 18
Check annotated bibliography; you should have two by now.

Workshop on Major Writing Opportunity-1

Bring draft to class; failure to do so will cost you ten points from your essay grade, and you will forfeit your

re-write privilege.

 

September 23

Peer Review Writing Opportunity-1

Rhetoric Exercises

 

September 25

Writing Opportunity-1 Due

Work on research project
 

September 30
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 5--AR
Workshop on Logical Proofs

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

October 2
Return Writing Opportunity-1

Revision Instructions

Check annotated bibliography; you should have six by now.

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 6--AR

Martin Luther King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail"
Workshop on Ethical Proofs
Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

October 7

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.
Chapter 7--AR

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work
Workshop on Pathetic Proofs

 

October 9
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 9--AR

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work
Instructions given for Writing Opportunity 2
 

October 14
Workshop on Writing Opportunity-2

Bring draft to class; failure to do so will cost you ten points from your essay grade, and you will forfeit your

re-write privilege.

 

October 16
Check annotated bibliography; you should have ten by now.

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 10--AR
Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

 

October 21
Peer Review on Writing Opportunity-2

Rhetoric Exercises

 

October 23
Writing Opportunity-2 Due

Work on Research

 

October 28
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 11--AR

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work
 

October 30
Check annotated bibliography; you should have fourteen by now.

Instructions given for Writing Opportunity-3
WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 12--AR

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work
Return Writing Opportunity-2
Revision Instructions

 November 4
Meet at Kimbell Art Museum instead of in class; map

Be sure to be there when the door open at 11:10.  You may stay longer than class time; in fact, the museum has a wonderful cafeteria where you can grab a bite of lunch if you would like to do so.  Kimbell Art Museum

 

November 6

Workshop on Writing Opportunity-3

Bring draft to class; failure to do so will cost you ten points from your essay grade, and you will forfeit your

re-write privilege.

 

November 11

Peer Review Writing Assignment Three

Check annotated bibliography; you should have eighteen by now.

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 14-AR

Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

Review Erasmus's Sentences

Practice Imitating Master Writers

 

November 13

WebCT Due before 10:30 a.m.

Chapter 15--AR

Writing Assignment 3 Due
Enjoy your reading; I look forward to your ideas and work

Imitate poetry; practice progymnasmata

 

November 18

Instructions for Writing Opportunity-4

Imitate poetry; practice progymnasmata

 

November 20
Return Writing Opportunity-3

WebCT Reports Due

Chapter 13-AR

Workshop on Writing Opportunity-4

November 25
Rubric For Oral Presentations

Oral Reports on Research

Submit annotated bibliography; you should have all twenty entries by now.

 

November 27

Thanksgiving

Enjoy the Holiday with your family

 

December 2

Writing Opportunity-4 Due

Finish Oral Presentations on research

 

December 5
Major Opportunity