For Project 2, you have already begun to draft your introductions and citations plus annotations for each of your four sources. Now it’s time to start writing your conclusions. In a comment here, share what you have drafted already so we can begin sharing ideas, offering insights, and learning from … Continue reading this post
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Last week I asked everyone to share their first source for Project 2, the Reflective Annotated Bibliography. If you haven’t done that yet, please do.
This week, please continue to share your sources in comments below. For each, leave a comment with your draft of the citation and annotation. … Continue reading this post
How is it going? What’s working? What needs to change? What goals do you have for the second half of the semester? If this semester is like Plato’s cave, what cave are you emerging from, what is your light, and what are you doing with it?
Let’s take some time … Continue reading this post
Although we are not all researching the same topic, there is a lot of crossover among your topics. We can have working groups to help us through the rest of our Project 2 work.
Please leave a comment below with your research topic and research question.
When I have everyone’s, … Continue reading this post
As you decide on your topic and shape it into a research question, begin drafting the introduction to your Reflective Annotated Bibliography (Project 2). Here are the component parts we’re looking to include in the introductions:
- Introduce your research topic and question.
- Explain how or why you got interested in
You all have research topics now, or ideas for a research topic, and many of you have developed a research question. You might have already started researching your topic to get a better sense of what question you want to ask, or to have some background knowledge. We’re now going … Continue reading this post
This week, we’re still beginning our research project, the reflective annotated bibliography. As you get comfortable with the details of the project, what you need to know is that you’re going to do some research and share it in the form of a bibliography plus annotations, or notes, about … Continue reading this post
To immerse yourself in a field you want to know more about, you probably read, watch, listen to, look at, talk about lots of things. You likely already do this when it comes to your favorite musician, manga, team, etc. What about for your major/career path, either more broadly or … Continue reading this post
This week, we’re reading the Declaration of Independence, a foundational document in the United States’s history. We’re also reading Layli Long Soldier’s poem, “38.”
In a comment below, write one paragraph in response to each of the following questions:
- What matters to the writers of the Declaration
For Project 1, I have asked you to write an education narrative. One guideline in the assignment is to connect one or two of our course readings–our mentor texts–with what you’re writing about your experience with education.
Choose one passage from our readings, include it in a comment below, and … Continue reading this post
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