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Unit 2 The RAB Assignment
Essay-2-FULL-Assignment-Research-RAB-on-CV
RAB Step 1 Proposal-Paragraph-INSTRUCTIONS (1)
RAB Step 2 Source Entry 1 INSTRUCTIONS (Citation and Summary)
RAB Step 3-Source-Entry-1-INSTRUCTIONS-Reflection-Rhet-Genre-Analysis
RAB Final Step INSTRUCTIONS Conclusion Paragraph for Entire RAB Document
RAB: A TipSheet for Critical Reading and Writing
RAB example +desciption+ instructionsÂ
Slideshow from RAB Workshop with Prof. Blain
JBlain Presentation Reflective Annotated Bibliography
Powerpoint on How to Research from our class with Prof. Berger
Prof. Berger Research PPt Presentation
Videos from our Library Research Class today with Prof Almeida:
MLA resource — How to cite your source:
Use MLA format for your citations. Use the cool “citation machine”! Go to either one of these two links below and input your source information.
https://www.easybib.com/mla8/website/search-form
OR
OWL Purdue University Online Writing citation machine!
AND
MLA Works Cited example for interview:
Johnson, Abbie [immigration layer]. Personal Interview. Brooklyn, NY. 22 Nov 2013.
Templates for Summary
How-to-write-a-SUMMARY Prof. Chajet (use this one)
Template for Rhetorical Analysis
RhetoricalGenreAnalysisWorksheet Prof. Blain
Example RAB Proposal
Example RABs
Here is my example:Â LWu RAB example for Source Entry 2 Ch-It Jiang Video
Here is my example: LWu RAB example for Source Entry 1 AYang Op-Ed
Here is my exampleLWu RAB Source Entry (hi-lited) for NYT news article Spit On with Gr Org
Here is my example of interview RAB source entry: RAB Source Entry Interview with Aunt Cathy
Example RAB Project Complete
Example RAB Richard Bordes:Â Richard G. Bordes – RAB FD 1
RAB Unit 2– complete RAB with 4 sources by JJay DLambert
Moving on to Unit 3:
Throughout the semester, we’ve seen people talking about education in a variety of different genres (essays, comics, slam poetry, speeches, articles, etc). In each of these instances, the author is trying to reach a different audience and they pick the genre that will best speak to that audience. You’ll be writing about the topic you researched in Unit 2– so now it’s time to think about what genre you think will best reach your audience!
Helpful resources:
The NYT has an entire list of “Mentor Texts” that help you write articles like a sports article and a personal health column. It’s quite useful. It can be found here: https://www.nytimes.com/column/learning-mentor-texts
Here are tips on how to write a Letter To The Editor from the Letters Editor of the NYT:
The Letters Editor and The Reader:Â Our Compact (NYT)
The New York Times on Letters from How the Young Deal With The Corona Virus
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/28/opinion/letters/us-coronavirus-young.html
The New York Times on writing a Letter to the Editor:
What Would You Write in a Letter To The Editor?
The New York Times on writing an editorial:
How to write an editorial from the NYT (video)
The New York Times on creating a podcast:
Letter to the Editor and Op-ed Writing
What Would You Write in a Letter To The Editor?
How to write an editorial from the NYT (video)
Examples of Op-Ed
AYang on We are not the virus
The CV infected my HS (NYT Op-Doc by KOung)
Eddie Glaude We cannot stop Racism until…
Lisa Damour on Girls and Boys
ShTurkel Stop Googling Let’s Talk
Call It What It Is:Â Anti-Blackness
Also TedTalk and Google Corp Talk by Carol Dweck on Mindset and Learning
Also TedTalk NGozi Chimamanda on We Should All Be Feminists
