Monthly Archives: November 2013

November Update: What’s New at FYW@City Tech?

Posted on November 25, 2013 by johannah rodgers

Course News ENG1101:  Book Recommendations ENG1121:  Ongoing Discussion Related to Defining the Course Professional Development Update Roundup from November’s Workshop on Innovative Uses of the Open Lab in FYW Courses at City Tech City Tech Open Classroom Initiative (stay tuned!) … Continue reading →

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Professor Harris’ Book Recommendations for ENG1101

Posted on November 25, 2013 by johannah rodgers

Book  Recommendations for ENG 1101 At October’s FYW Professional Development Workshop, several instructors expressed their interest in having a list of Recommended Books for the ENG1101 course.  In an effort to respond to this request, FYW@City Tech is compiling information … Continue reading →

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ENG1121: What Is It? What Might It Be?

Posted on November 25, 2013 by johannah rodgers

An online forum for discussing current and possible definitions of City Tech’s Advanced Composition Course, ENG1121

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November Professional Development Workshop: Innovative Uses of the Open Lab in FYW Courses

Posted on November 19, 2013 by johannah rodgers

Please join us in the Faculty Commons (Namm 2nd Floor) on Wednesday, Nov. 20 from 12-1 for a discussion of Innovative Uses of the Open Lab in FYW Courses at City Tech.  The event is being co-sponsored by the Computer … Continue reading →

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The Future is Now: Best Practices in the Writing Classroom

Posted on November 12, 2013 by johannah rodgers

From Professor Mark Noonan: Hi All:I want to begin a discussion of best practices in the writing classroom by referring to what Richard Miller is doing at Writer’s House at Rutgers featured in the following Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z65V2yKOXxM&feature=channel_page The focus of this … Continue reading →

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