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Week 2: Audience: Moving Beyond the Five Paragraph Essay

M: Discuss peer feedback. Complete feedback exercise in class. 
     Discuss methods of development.
 Begin Seminar 2.
     Also complete the following:  Read the feedback handouts and complete feedback exercise. 
         
Giving feedback
             Receiving feedback
            
Feedback exercise  -- due Friday
T: Seminar 1 -- Peer edit seminar essay: you must have your completed paper to receive FB credit, as you will have nothing to contribute to the group.
       Use this FB sheet.
HW: Rewrite seminar essay based on feedback received.
Read methods of development.
Week 2 Discussion Topic-- Style and authentic voice are two terms that are sometimes used interchangeably when discussing higher level writing skills. What do you think  these terms mean? (By all means use a dictionary, query friends, look them up.) Are they different? Is it necessary to have authentic voice or to attend to style when writing? If so, when? If not, why not? I anticipate the interesting, well-thought out responses this question should generate. Jan (Oh, by the by, feel free to offer suggestions about questions you would like us to address in these small, safe writing assignments that we do here each week.)
W: Seminar 1 due -- Groups 1, 2. You must have a typed first draft to attend session and receive seminar points.
R: Seminar 1 due Groups 3, 4. You must have a typed first draft to attend session and receive seminar points.
F: (on your own) Computer Lab

       DJE2 due.

Week 3: Style#1 -- Audience Concerns
M: No class
T: Final draft of Seminar 1 due.
Seminar#2 Due for peer edit, on Tues. -- you must have your completed paper to receive FB credit.
  
     Use this FB sheet.

     Rewrite Methods paper
W:
Read Research One Expectations
R: Levels of Abstraction.
Meet with partner to develop five points of comparison for Research I. 
F: (on your own) Computer Lab DJE2 due.


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