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62. Spring 2000 Syllabus English 102—First Year Composition Line All students must realize that hate speech (oral and written) as well as harassment of Schedule of homework Assignments There may be schedule changes. http://www.public.asu.edu/~clarisa/102syllabus.html

Spring 2000 Syllabus English 102—First Year Composition Line # 33804 MWF 10:40-11:30 ARCH 321 Line # 44044 MWF 11:40-12:30 SS 325 Instructor; Clarissa Simek Robinson Office Hours: 1:00-2:00 p.m. MTWTh, and by appointment. Office: LL 343 Message Phone: (480) 965-3853 E-mail address: Clarissa.Robinson@asu.edu Required Textbooks: o Guide to Composition Located online at: http://www.asu.edu/clas/english/composition/theguidetocomposition.html> o Axelrod, Rise B., and Charles Cooper. The St. Martin's Guide to Writing , 5th ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997. (Unless otherwise noted, all reading assignments refer to this textbook.) o Sladky, Paul , ed. Free Falling and Other Student Essays, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997.(Readings in this book are marked FF) Suggested Texts: o a college-level dictionary o MLA Handbook Other Required Materials: o 2 pocket folder (all final essays and materials must be submitted in this folder.) Course Description: Writing can be difficult and sometimes intimidating, but it is also something that you already do. This course focuses heavily on writing as a process, rather than as a final product. As writers write, they need a set of strategies to help them move from thinking about a paper to polishing a final draftstrategies that can only be learned by writing consistently and often. The primary goal of this course is to create a community of writers who will help each other to define individual voice, while working together to draft, revise, and edit each other’s literary work.

63. Past Projects In The Humanities Karen Gocsik, Director of composition and Chair of English 23 of German language have been writing much of their homework with the help of computers. http://www.dartmouth.edu/~vfund/humanities.html

Past Projects in the Humanities Islamic Videos (2003) Kevin Reinhart, Religion With the advent of technology, both the process and the products of undergraduate scholarship are changing. Students have vivid images Middle East and Islamdom, most derived from television, some from movies. Many of the most significant moments in Islamic history have happened in the full glare of the newsreel and the television camera - the Iranian revolution, the 1967 war, rise of Gamal Abdul Nasser, the Turkish War of Independence, the Nation of Islam and Malcolm X. Mapping Music (2003) Steven Swayne, Music While music is fundamentally an aural art, much of the sound and history of any particular piece is inextricably linked to the time and place of the piece's creation. One can distinguish various pieces of classical music by recalling the features of a map and remembering the music associated with various places on a map. What Swayne hoped to explore in this Venture Fund project is how to link the sounds of music more closely to the locales of its production. He wanted his students to be able to look at a map of the world and instantly think of the sounds associated with the places they see. Call it a musicalized map. His project began rather simply, as students created websites about musicians, technologies, histories and philosophies that interested them. In these websites, students made links to visual and audio files that help illustrate their chosen topic. In addition, students were encouraged to "locate" their topic, that is, their website would take into account that their musician lived somewhere (or several somewheres), their technology was developed somewhere, and so forth. Parallel to the development of these student websites was the development of interactive maps that direct a user to this information about music. For example, a user who clicks on Paris would find text and audiovisuals about the composers who were active in Paris at various times. Indeed, the maps are designed to be time-sensitive; borders and music information change based on the century (or decade) chosen.

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65. MELISSA TUCKEY q Community Writing Researching Social Issues Through composition, edited by Paul Collins, homework Kerry speech, write a two page journal response. http://mason.gmu.edu/~mtuckey/composition/Syllabus.htm

Home Composition Poetry Composition Syllabus Assignments Syllabus Composition 101: Section: Fall Semester 2004 George Mason University, Fairfax Required Texts Course Description Course Goals Assignments ... Syllabus (Printer Friendly Version) Instructor: Melissa Tuckey Email: mtuckey@gmu.edu Office Hours: TBA Office Phone: 703-993-1167 REQUIRED TEXTS/ MATERIALS: q Community Writing: Researching Social Issues Through Composition , edited by Paul Collins, 2001. q Rules For Writers Handbook , Diana Hacker. q $20-30 for photocopying, and/or other expenses. Back To Top COURSE DESCRIPTION: The goal of this course is to help you sharpen writing, research and critical thinking skills. Successful writing requires thought and imagination. In this class, you will learn how to frame issues, question, argue, debate, and consider points-of-view other than your own. We will read and write exhaustively. This class is an exercise in free speech. It is a privilege to live in a country where we can speak openly about any social issue we please. Along with privilege comes responsibility. I expect you to show respect for your classmates and a willingness to consider other points-of-view. Participation in class is mandatory if you want a passing grade. Participation means coming to class prepared and involving yourself in class discussions. You will not earn participation credit if you do not attend class.

66. 2002 Syllabus For Laptop Freshman Composition Day, Date, InClass Activities and Handouts, homework Assignments Over Break, read Checkers speech by Richard Nixon in xerox book or on-line. http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/dial/lap102/10202syl.htm

Syllabus For Engl 102.300 Dr. Sparks Spring 2002 Back to Class Home Page To Dr. Sparks' Home page Jumps to Mondays: W, Jan 16 Jan 21 Jan 28 Feb 4 ... April 22 Day Date In-Class Activities and Handouts Homework Assignments W, Jan 9 Intro to class, Policy Statement, Syllabus, Assignments, Class Home Page, CLE etc. , Policy Statement Assignments and Grades Write up diagnostic; post to your on-line portfolio; turn in hard copy to teacher by Friday at 5:00 PM 613 Strode Tower Get rudimentary 102 portfolio page posted. Put diagnostic on this page. Send me page address by e-mail by Monday Inventions 1.1 and 1.2 should be on this page by Monday and Wednesday of next week. Read EA, Chapter 1 2, and 3: pp.3-45 Read FDR "Pearl Harbor Address" Invention 1.1Make a bullet list of terms from Chapters 1-3 and use them to analyze FDR address. Downlaod speech and annotate it using terms. M, Jan 14 Introduction to basic elements of argument (EA Chapters 1, 2, and 3) glossary of terms Annotated FDR speech Read: EA Chapters 4,5, and 6 (arguments from the heart, arguments based on value, arguments based on character). Answer study questions on glossary page as you are reading.

67. American Literature And Composition on our American literary heritage and integrates composition, research, speech, Reading is typically assigned DAILY for homework; some reading will http://www.cadets.com/main.php/Departments/English/DonnaIsaac/AmericanLiterature

Admissions Departments Student Activities News / Press Alumni / Development Organizations Calendars About Us Site Search Back To: main page Departments English Donna Isaac ... American Literature and Composition Sub Pages: American Literature and Composition Goals and Objectives: To read great American literature and to write in order to be prepared for academic success in higher institutions of learning; to recognize and discuss themes common in literature and life, thus providing a framework for serious discussions about our moral lives and consciences; to become keenly aware of male and female perspectives on many levels; and to become leaders in the classroom by contributing positively to a learning environment in discussions and in other activities. Course Description: This course focuses on our American literary heritage and integrates composition, research, speech, collaborative projects, use of technology for writing and research, and other language skills with the study of literature. Since literary works reflect not only the ideas of individual writers, the instructor will consider literature as it relates to the larger cultural and historical context of the United States. Also, the instructor will expect a biographical knowledge of some of most important writers. The fiction, non-fiction, drama, and poetry we read reflect the diversity of perspectives within our literary tradition, but the works also contain certain recurring themes which allow us to see upon what Americans

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NJPEP Home Classroom Support Homework Help Language Arts Literacy Elementary Middle High School General Elementary Book Reports Online help on writing a third grade book report. Reading Planet Create stories, illustrations or word puzzle games (from RIF - Reading Is Fundamental). Middle School Reading Planet Create stories, illustrations or word puzzle games (from RIF - Reading Is Fundamental). High School Internet Public Library An online library with a plethora of resources. See also TeenSpace , which has a Homework Help section. LibrarySpot , off StartSpot (see also MuseumSpot GenealogySpot , and more spots!). All kinds of libraries, almanacs, dictionaries, encyclopedias, magazines, newspapers and more. from the King County Library System , Washington. Sections such as: and Mythology General ABC's of the Writing Process Helpful hints and resources for prewriting and all writing processes.

70. 82.03.02: Child Custody The unit will attempt to stimulate their thinking process and will help the Evaluate each of the speeches from the point of view of speech composition. http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1982/3/82.03.02.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Child Custody by Edward D. Cohen Contents of Curriculum Unit 82.03.02: Narrative Teacher Bibliography Books Handbook ... To Guide Entry The scene is all too familiar. A beautiful little child, bright eyed and smiling, being held by a proud teenage mother. Her beaming mother looks on, but no where to be seen is the child’s father. There can be many reasons for his non-appearance, but among urban teenagers, the main reason is that the child’s mother and father are not married and do not live together. In most cases the unwed parents can take care of themselves, but what about the child? Who is looking after the best interests of the child? Who should have custody, the mother, the father, the grandparents or the State? This situation and it’s ramifications lead to many problems and will serve as the basis for the unit I plan to teach on the Law and Child Custody and how it effects teenage unwed parents, their children, their grandparents and all concerned. It is a far reaching problem, one that deals with child custody laws, rights of the individuals involved, moral and physical welfare and the best interests of the child. This unit is designed for a junior/senior English class. Past experience has shown that the class will be made up of about ten percent unwed mothers and about twenty percent unwed fathers, all with very little knowledge of their rights and responsibilities, both moral and legal. They also know very little about their responsibilities toward the best interest of their child or children. Since this is an English class, one aim will be the development of reading, writing and listening skills.

71. The Math Forum - Math Library - Audio Register for $25 to gain a year s access to homework help, Iteration values of Mandelbrot Set are changed to music by a composition rule. http://mathforum.org/library/resource_types/audio/

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72. Great Grammar Also has a good section on organizing a composition or paper. help them get their friends out by choosing the correct plural form of the given word. http://www.kidspoint.org/columns2.asp?column_id=1167&column_type=homework

73. Homework FOR AUGUST 3 - AUGUST 19, 2005 8/3 Wed Booksale Day 8/10 2)grammar text Grammar and composition Handbook 3)notebook for lecture notes GRAMMAR usage glossary, parts of speech, diagramming http://www.sjhshilo.org/cgi-homework/summer_decleene/index.cgi

Homework FOR AUGUST 3 - AUGUST 19, 2005 8/3 Wed: Booksale Day 8/11 Thur: A Day 8/12 Fri: B Day 8/19 Fri Admissions Day holiday MY SCHEDULE AP Composition Period 3 BEGINNING THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR WELCOME! Please let me know any questions or comments you may have. EMAIL : davedecleene@catholicexchange.com CLICK HERE Students will need to purchase ($18) online at Amazon or any other source. At Booksale Day you will pay a fee for the materials I will be handing out throughout the year. These will be your only expenses, aside from the fee to take the AP test in May. COURSE CONTENT Advanced Placement English Language and Composition, an accelerated high school English course, examines the ways in which writers use language. The course, which parallels English Composition courses taught at many colleges, requires both intensive reading of prose written in a variety of periods and extensive writing in multiple genres. Students read the works of many respected writers in numerous genres—short stories, novels, poetry, essays, speeches, autobiographies, and biographies—in order to examine how writers use language to persuade, educate, enrage, and even entertain. Writing ranges from informal, reflective journals to formal, critical papers, with an emphasis on expository, analytical, and argumentative writing. An understanding of standard English grammar is presumed. Similarly, since annotated papers in MLA format are required, students are expected to be acquainted with the Modern Language Association's guidelines for writing and citations.

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77. English Department Web Sites Page The Parts of speech This reviews each part of speech with review quiz at the The Shakespearean homework Helper - A fan of Shakespeare is offering to http://www.stmary.k12.la.us/highenglish.htm

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79. Language Arts This course would be designed to help those freshmen who......homework or Reading Daily reading and questions, short papers, and research Brief http://www.usd435.k12.ks.us/AHS2/Class_descriptions/Language_arts.htm

LANGUAGE ARTS Course Title Grade Level Credit English 9 Honors English 9 Reading English 10 ... Newspaper (tp) Yearbook (tp) Advanced Publications (tp) English 12 * Meets graduation requirement. + Electives for graduation. # College Credit through Cloud County Community College (tp) teacher permission Course Title: English 9 Grade Level: Credit/Semester: 1 Credit/Full Year Prerequisites: This is a required course for graduation. Brief Description: English 9 is a comprehensive communications and literature course. The class will include an orientation to high school level learning expectations and study skills. Basic essay writing, creative writing, knowledge of literary terms and genres, reading comprehension and speaking and listening skills will be stressed. Class Format: Reading, discussion, individual, peer, and group activities Homework or Reading: Daily reading and questions, short papers, and research Projects or Papers: Creative writing, essays, and oral presentations Grading: A-F on homework, writings, journals, presentations and tests top Course Title: Honors English 9 Grade Level: Credit/Semester: 1 Credit/Full Year Prerequisites: Completion of English 8 with an A and teacher recommendation.

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