TENTATIVE Classroom Calendar Spring Quarter 2012 English 102 RP CALENDAR LINK
2 APRIL Spring Qtr classes Begin |
3
In-class Writing—cannot be made up |
4
Introductions “What would surprise us if we knew it about you? Begin
“Am I an MLA
or an APA
Person?” Quest Working
with Other People’s Words and Ideas In-class
Writing results and One-on-one
conferences if needed |
5
Introductions “What
would surprise us if we knew it about you?
Classroom link to the
diagnostics Hand
out THREE-ESSAY Packet—due
4/10 BOC How to read critically and
mark info. |
6 OL
CREDIT—Post a more in-depth Personal Introduction (one paragraph or so) to the
ANGEL forum “PERSONAL INTRODUCTION” |
9
Computer Lab 1220-G Login Instructions for Angel, school network, and e-mail |
10
Please have read THREE-ESSAY PACKET . My
critically-marked essays |
11
“Ticket to Write” day. Must present
your copy of the THREE-ESSAY PACKET
essays showing clear evidence of critical reading and
marking |
12 “Two
Look at Two” sketch-the-scene assignment due Art Appreciation Day Research
Paper Assignment with examples. Be
sure to be in class to understand the assignment. Please
have read through The Miniature Guide
to Critical Thinking by today. |
13
PLEASE SEE RESEARCH PAPER CALENDAR OL
Credit—“Am I an MLA or APA person? Post your
preference—MLA or APA and briefly why to the ANGEL Forum—“MLA or APA” |
16 Why
Research? How
Knowledge Grows |
17 Research Progress Check--Meet in the
SCC Library for Orientation Day #1 Using ProQuest, please locate and print out the following
essays: “The
Invisible Flying Cat” by Malcolm Browne “English
is a Crazy Language” by Richard Lederer “If You Are What You Eat, Then What Am I?” by Geeta Kothari “The Wounds that
Can’t Be Stitched Up” by Ruth Russell |
18 Research Progress Check --Meet in the
SCC Library for Orientation Day #2 |
Critical
Thinking Critical
Thinking (The Holes-in-the-Hedge example—(pp. 17-18 in the course
packet)) and Critical
Thinking Idea Generators (p. 19) for help. Brief
introduction to fiction Additional Research Resources—More examples
and links |
20 OL
Credit--Post both your research topic and
question to the ANGEL Forum—“My Tentative Research Topic and Question” |
23 ProQuest News ProQuest Quest #1 printouts due at the beginning of class Including
a “Read ‘em and Weep” diagnostic and a secret key
to unlock the mystery of “Who/Whom” “Whoever/Whomever” Extra
Help with Affect/Effect, Principal/Principle and To/Too Documentation
Help and Research
Paper Resources Page Journal Check #1 Entries
1-10 |
24 Fiction
discussion Please
have read The “Cask
of Amontillado,” pp. 53-58. Beware
the pop quiz P. 18 of
The Miniature Guide Journal Check #1 Entries
1-10 |
25 For
today, please have read the first three chapters of Lord of the Flies For
tomorrow, please have read and
critically marked your ProQuest Quest #1 printouts Beware
the pop quiz Journal Check #1 Entries
1-10 |
26 Research Progress Check--Research
Question due at the beginning of class. Please
have read and critically marked your ProQuest Quest #1 printouts In-class
Writing Exercise #2. Be sure to bring
what you need to write a short in-class essay Research
Paper Questionnaire (due by Monday, May 2) |
27 OL
Credit—Continue focused study of your Research Question—continue to look for
sources Post a brief paragraph describing your research progress and
problems to the ANGEL
Forum—“Research Progress Report #1” |
30
“Ticket to Write” day. Must have read
chapters 4,5, and 6 of Lord of the Flies to be admitted. Fiction
discussion Chapters
4-6 discussion ideas Beware
the pop quiz |
1 MAY Plan to attend the Spring
Communications Conference in the Lair |
2 Meet
in the SCC Library for Follow-up #1.
Please bring any questions/problems you’ve encountered with anything
having to do with the research assignment. Please
complete Lord of the Flies for
tomorrow’s class. |
3 “Ticket
to Write” day. Must have completed Lord of the Flies to be admitted. Lord of the Flies discussion Writing
Assignment: Lord
of the Flies |
4 OL
Credit--Continue focused study of your Research Question Post a brief paragraph describing your research progress and
problems to the ANGEL
Forum—“Research Progress Report #2” |