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Journal ExpectationsThree days each week, you will choose one of the assigned readings, or an article from a magazine, or a story from the newspaper and
These can be handwritten or typed. These should be no less than three paragraphs long. Spending twenty to thirty minutes in the writing process would be appropriate, not much more than that though. At the end of the week, you will choose one of the week's entries, revise, and rewrite it. A rewritten journal entry should be between 300 and 600 words in length. These will be turned in on Friday by midnight.. These typed journal entries (TJEs) will be minimally marked
-- a You will have exactly one week to respond, from Friday to the following Friday. The more energy you put into the journal the higher the score. In addition, please keep all of your journal entries together in one small 3 clasp binder, as I will collect them at the end of the quarter. Journal Hints:
To view journals by former students, click here.
Always post your journal under the assigned designation on the
discussion board. To do so, click
on the the icon indicating the week's journal [ Reply | Next | Previous | Up ]. When you are ready to post your response, click on the reply button. If you have done this correctly, you will open a screen that says, Post Message, followed by a slot that reads,
When you have finished your response, please add your name, then click on the post article button. If you want to see your message, click on the refresh button on your web browser. Also, please click on the post button only once. Check it the next day and repost if it has not appeared by then--this is why it's important to write your journal on the word program. Typed journal entries (TJEs) are given points rather than grades. A check (
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