Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
Moffett Dialogue
NEXT DRAFT DUE FOR FRIDAY:
add/deepen points of view
add research
revised drafts to be read in class
add/deepen points of view
add research
revised drafts to be read in class
Class Agenda 3.24: Pedagogy, reflection, discussion
1. Quiz
2. Discussion of reading
3. What is Pedagogy?
4. Reflections on education
2. Discussion of reading
3. What is Pedagogy?
4. Reflections on education
Friday, March 21, 2014
Observation issues coming up
tutor - talk and write - write on student paper
structure v grammar
thesis
tutors and moffett -
tutor was quiet -
101 student - reading issue - service
the quiet tutor - distractions - what did you learn?
the great tutor - enthusiastic and friendly -- skills? focused in on a specific sentence
API? - questions about helping others: sentence-level, non-native speakers - friend-dialogue rule
mixture of voices
structure v grammar
thesis
tutors and moffett -
tutor was quiet -
101 student - reading issue - service
the quiet tutor - distractions - what did you learn?
the great tutor - enthusiastic and friendly -- skills? focused in on a specific sentence
API? - questions about helping others: sentence-level, non-native speakers - friend-dialogue rule
mixture of voices
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Class Agenda 3.21: Writing center observations, Duologue assignment, exploring Moffett
1. Blog about Writing Center observations.
2. Discussion of WC observations.
3. Turn in Moffett research paper. Discuss NEW Moffett DUOLOGUE assignment; assignment to be drafted for Monday.
4. In-class writing: exploring your topic with Moffett (consultations with professor)
5. Quiz on Tutoring Writing (14-20) pushed to Monday
6. Videos (see syllabus)
7. Discussion
8. Anything else
2. Discussion of WC observations.
3. Turn in Moffett research paper. Discuss NEW Moffett DUOLOGUE assignment; assignment to be drafted for Monday.
4. In-class writing: exploring your topic with Moffett (consultations with professor)
5. Quiz on Tutoring Writing (14-20) pushed to Monday
6. Videos (see syllabus)
7. Discussion
8. Anything else
Monday, March 17, 2014
Moffett Peer Review Work
Announcement: ENG 220 Students: I am home recovering from an infectious virus today (!), and you will have a colleague of mine walk you through your peer review for the Moffett paper. If you emailed me over the weekend I will try and answer today; I was unable to do any email over the weekend. The class will end one-hour early today because of your Writing Center Observations, like last week. See you Friday.
For the Moffett paper, please break down into groups of three (if there is an odd number of people, split into a pair, rather than any group grow larger than three). Supply your team with copies of the paper, and read your draft aloud to your partners. Teams will be listening/reading to see if the paper, as a whole, has answered the assignment. You may want to review the assignment.
Different drafts will be at different stages. The advice you need to give your team will reflect what they need to do to bring their draft to an "A" final draft for Friday. That may mean revising the thesis and supporting paragraphs, or making them more specific, or finding more research. It also may mean reorganizing the prose so that it reflect the standards of the college essay we've touched on the last two weeks.
Quick links:
Moffett Assignment
ENG Paper Review
Grading
I will weight the essay with the following categories: Thesis (25%); Structure and Organization (25%); Research and evidence (25%); Critical Thinking/Analysis (15%); Polish/Voice (10%).
For the Moffett paper, please break down into groups of three (if there is an odd number of people, split into a pair, rather than any group grow larger than three). Supply your team with copies of the paper, and read your draft aloud to your partners. Teams will be listening/reading to see if the paper, as a whole, has answered the assignment. You may want to review the assignment.
Different drafts will be at different stages. The advice you need to give your team will reflect what they need to do to bring their draft to an "A" final draft for Friday. That may mean revising the thesis and supporting paragraphs, or making them more specific, or finding more research. It also may mean reorganizing the prose so that it reflect the standards of the college essay we've touched on the last two weeks.
Quick links:
Moffett Assignment
ENG Paper Review
Grading
I will weight the essay with the following categories: Thesis (25%); Structure and Organization (25%); Research and evidence (25%); Critical Thinking/Analysis (15%); Polish/Voice (10%).
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