Prof. Jody R. Rosen | ENG 1101-LC96 | Fall 2024
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
In the Project 1 assignment instructions, I ask everyone to do what’s called pre-writing. This is thinking, planning, brainstorming, and even writing that will help you get ready to start writing your first draft–thought it might not show up directly in your first draft.
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Register and join via Zoom for Getting Started on the OpenLab at 2:00pm and/or OpenLab Q&A at 2:30.
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We’ve finished one week of the semester so far–congratulate yourself for that accomplishment! Here we go with Week 2!
What do you think about when you think about dark? Share your thoughts–one word answers, phrases, images, etc–in a comment below. Please add your comments before our class on Monday, 9/9.… Continue reading this post
What do you think about when you think about light? Share your thoughts–one word answers, phrases, images–in a comment below. Please add your comments before our class on Monday, 9/9.… Continue reading this post
This semester, we have a few readings that specifically address reading. These readings help us learn about ourselves as readers and writers. This week, we’re reading Mike Bunn’s “How To Read Like a Writer.”
In a comment below, include a piece of advice or a technique Bunn recommends. … Continue reading this post
Students are welcomed to their academic departments on Thursday, August 29th from 1:00pm—2:00pm.
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This message is for everyone in our class, but especially for anyone feeling a little lost, unsure, or stuck with our coursework or college in general. It’s also a shout-out to anyone who hasn’t made it to our classroom yet!
One Thursday each month, I host an OpenLab co-working hour … Continue reading this post
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