All assignments, unless otherwise noted, are due at the beginning of class on the date they are listed. This means, for example, if a writing/reading assignment is listed on the row PRIOR next to the date T 2-3 then you will turn in/complete those assignments to coming to class on TUESDAY FEB. 3RD. Day Session Objectives Reading Due Writing Due Week 1 Course Syllabus, Setting your Course Goals, Why Day 1 this Course Matters M 8-31 Day 2 Rhetoric and Argument, IA Core of an Argument;” Argument Quiz on “The Summary Assignment; ELMS (do these at W 9-2 TSIS xiii-15; DKH “Summarizing How to Read Poetry home. Don’t come to the Words of Others,” 176-177 class prepared to take a quiz.) Day 3 ONLINE MEET HOS: Velvet” & Listen Discussion Board 1 “Red “Left” ON ELMS for discussion F 9-4 to her acceptance speech (Scroll to 16:40 and listen to 21:00); TSIS Summary and Critical 30-51; IA, 370-373 “Exigence,” Reading M 9-7 Labor Day NO Nothing due, but lots to do for Wed. so — CLASS make use of your break! Week 2 Discuss Summary and Discussion Board 2 CIT for Hurricane Katrina” “Transcript Critical Reading; Stasis & Martin” p.83-91 Day 4 “Trayvon Theory Introduction IA First Drafts,” 449-451 “Shitty W 9-9 Day 5 Reflective Writing; DKH 264-268; 540-559; INTP, Nesbitt, Draft Summary Assignment Sequence the Lobster” Assignment Due F 9-11 “Consider and Topic Exploration Week 3 Draft Workshop; Read your members’ drafts Brainstorm of 5 Academic Integrity IA 452-469; possible topics Day 6 “Revising,” M 9-14 Day 7 Rhetoric: The Rhetorical Summary Situation, Stasis Theory Assignment Due; W 9-16 Reflective Memo 1 Day 8 Rhetoric: The Three Youtube video on Fallacies, join groups Rhetoric QUIZ on Appeals, Stasis Theory on ELMS for fallacy project ELMS F 9-18 Week 4 Linking the Appeals Memo due: Proposal; together: Reason is not Add your name and Day 9 divorced from Emotion; topic to the chart on M 9-21 Stasis Theory ELMS
All assignments, unless otherwise noted, are due at the beginning of class on the date they are listed. This means, for example, if a writing/reading assignment is listed on the row next to the date T 2-3 then you will turn in/complete those assignments PRIOR to coming to class on TUESDAY FEB. 3RD. Day Session Objectives Reading Due Writing Due Week 1 Day 1 M 8-31 Course Syllabus, Setting your Course Goals, Why this Course Matters Day 2 W 9-2 Rhetoric and Argument, Summary Assignment; How to Read Poetry IA “The Core of an Argument;” TSIS xiii-15; DKH “Summarizing the Words of Others,” 176-177 Argument Quiz on ELMS (do these at home. Don’t come to class prepared to take a quiz.) Day 3 F 9-4 ONLINE MEET ON ELMS for discussion Summary and Critical Reading HOS: “Red Velvet” & “Left” Listen to her acceptance speech (Scroll to 16:40 and listen to 21:00); TSIS 30-51; IA, “Exigence,” 370-373 Discussion Board 1 M 9-7 Labor Day — NO CLASS Nothing due, but lots to do for Wed. so make use of your break! Week 2 Day 4 W 9-9 Discuss Summary and Critical Reading; Stasis Theory Introduction CIT “Transcript for Hurricane Katrina” & “Trayvon Martin” p.83-91 IA “Shitty First Drafts,” 449-451 Discussion Board 2 Day 5 F 9-11 Reflective Writing; Assignment Sequence and Topic Exploration DKH 264-268; 540-559; INTP, Nesbitt, “Consider the Lobster” Draft Summary Assignment Due Week 3 Day 6 M 9-14 Draft Workshop; Academic Integrity Read your members’ drafts IA “Revising,” 452-469; Brainstorm of 5 possible topics Day 7 W 9-16 Rhetoric: The Rhetorical Situation, Stasis Theory Summary Assignment Due; Reflective Memo 1 Day 8 F 9-18 Rhetoric: The Three Appeals, Stasis Theory Youtube video on Fallacies, join groups on ELMS for fallacy project Rhetoric QUIZ on ELMS Week 4 Day 9 M 9-21 Linking the Appeals together: Reason is not divorced from Emotion; Stasis Theory Memo due: Proposal; Add your name and topic to the chart on ELMS
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