ENGLISH 1 note: THURS 02JUN2022
NOTE 1: Homework due Week 14: 1) Do Reflection #1 for PRC 1 (CC essay), and 2) Revise your essay based on feedback from today's (Week 13) PRCs. Bring drafts for next week's second PRC.
NOTE 2: The Weekly was slightly revised. Have a look?
NOTE 1: Homework due Week 14: 1) Do Reflection #1 for PRC 1 (CC essay), and 2) Revise your essay based on feedback from today's (Week 13) PRCs. Bring drafts for next week's second PRC.
NOTE 2: The Weekly was slightly revised. Have a look?
ADMINISTRATIVE
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
| example_fluency_journals.zip |
HOMEWORK
For homework that is due week-to-week, see the weekly file [weekly.eng1.spr2022.pdf] (above)
PEER REVIEW CIRCLES
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
Check the Weekly sections, below, for individual files mentioned above (in the Homework Due section).
WEEKLY FILES
WEEK 1
|
| |||||
WEEK 2
|
|
| ||||||
WEEK 3-5
To watch an introductory video on Process essays, click > Process Paragraph and Essay
|
| |||||
|
| |||||
| 0_week_4_e1_spr2022.pdf |
| 0_week.5.e1.spr2022.pdf |
WEEK 6 - Chapter 9
|
| |||||
WEEK 7 - MIDTERM EXAM
WEEK 8 & 9 - Cause-Effect Essays + PRCs
WEEK 8 & 9 - Cause-Effect Essays + PRCs
To watch an introductory video on Cause-Effect essays, click > Cause-Effect Essay
|
|
| ||||||
|
|
| ||||||
WEEK 10 - No class (national holiday)
WEEK 11 - Finish up C/E essays + PRCs
WEEK 11 - Finish up C/E essays + PRCs
| |||
WEEK 12, 13, + 14 - Compare-Contrast Essays + PRCs
To watch an introductory video on Comparison/Contrast essays, click > Comparison / Contrast Essay
|
| ||||
|
|
| ||||||
|
|
| ||||||
| 0_week.13.e1.spr2022.pdf |
| 0_week.14.e1.spr20212.pdf |
Basic Essay Structure video link
|
| ||||
APA links final research paper:
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA title page.
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA Reference page (short video)
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA Reference page (long video)
How to insert sources: see video 1 or video 2 and link 1 or link 2.
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA title page.
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA Reference page (short video)
Click here to see a video on how to make an APA Reference page (long video)
How to insert sources: see video 1 or video 2 and link 1 or link 2.
Formatting guidelines for essays:
- For in-class PRC papers, no cover page is needed.
- For the FINAL DRAFT, a cover page is needed – use the Assignment Template related to the paper (above) and complete ALL pages prior to turning it in. There are four pages in total. The first page is a cover page/checklist; the second page is where you type your essay; the third page is the PRC reflection journal; the fourth page is the rubric. ALL pages (except the rubric) must be present and completed for the final draft submission. See the Weekly file for more details!
- Title – (suggests the subject, and sparks interest; expresses main point)
- bold, centered on the page, followed by the body text
- capitalize content words (not articles, prepositions, etc. unless they begin the title)
- no quotations or underlining of title (The Leaves of Summer)
- is not a sentence (is usually only four or five words long)
WEBSITES to check grammar in your essay:
Bibme
GrammarCheck
Grammarly
Reverso Spell & Grammar Checker
Scribens
Virtual Writing Tutor
WEBSITES for grammar practice
Grammar/writing exercises
English Grammar
English test store (funny title, but has many useful links to help you review)
Bibme
GrammarCheck
Grammarly
Reverso Spell & Grammar Checker
Scribens
Virtual Writing Tutor
WEBSITES for grammar practice
Grammar/writing exercises
English Grammar
English test store (funny title, but has many useful links to help you review)
Miscellaneous information
To watch an introductory video on Persuasion essays, click on the link: Persuasive Essay video link
Midterm exam information: Part I of the midterm is based on the chapter practice activities; Part II will be the writing of an illustrative essay (400-500 words). See the following links for more information on illustration essays (examples and how to write them). Additionally, the information in the video links below can help you with other essay types that we will do this semester, as illustration is used in many different patterns:
Example Illustration Essay
Illustrative essay – YouTube (13’) – helpful explanation
Writing an illustrative essay (3’) – short overview
Illustrative essay lecture (10’) – helpful explanation
Example Illustration Essay
Illustrative essay – YouTube (13’) – helpful explanation
Writing an illustrative essay (3’) – short overview
Illustrative essay lecture (10’) – helpful explanation
| illustration_essay_-_youtube.mp4 |
| illustration_essay_examples.pdf |
| illustrative_essay_lecture.mp4 |
Music journals (songs with lyric sheets) -
Kindly note that mj9 and mj10 have no content - you provide content for mj9, and we'll link to BBC 6Music in class for mj10. ^^
Kindly note that mj9 and mj10 have no content - you provide content for mj9, and we'll link to BBC 6Music in class for mj10. ^^
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||
|
| ||||