Tuesday, September 30, 2008

T/TR For Tuesday---NO TRADITIONAL CLASS ON THURSDAY

Hello all,

Today, we covered a lot of ground; however, some of you were not the most agile on the court. Yet, the class marches on. To begin, Professor Chris G highlighted the importance of the establishing the ordinary world and the call to adventure in movies. We then connected this to writing and to ethos.

Devin made a fantastic observation about pathos, logos, and ethos. We discussed the importance of having all three present for your reader. In addition, we touched on principals of tailoring these "three stooges" to our writing.

Next, we went over the project one revisions and then we began project two. We discussed the parameters of Project Two. The Overview is located on the blog under Project Two Overview for Sept. 30. We started to get the creativity flowing. Remember, at this point, you are not limiting your ideas; instead you are creating opportunities for inquiry and exploration.

I discussed my writing for my conference presentation this weekend, which is the reason why you are having a drafting day on Thursday. I will bring back pictures of the "misfit" from O'Conner's house.

For Thursday (outside class work)

Read-Kafka Book I
Watch "The Red Scare" link on our class blog (ecandp2008fall.blogspot.com

Write-A comment on one of your peer's Vogler postings (must be complete before 10 am on Thursday)
Revision Plan for Project One-List three elements you will revise and list three elements that you will edit. Remember, revision is related to paragraph development and relationship, and editing is related to sentence development and relationship. Post on blog (must be before 11:20 on Thursday).

Do-Take quiz which is on engrade. Then post the answers on your blog. The quiz is about Kafka and "The Red Scare."

For Tuesday (traditional class returns)


Read: Vogler 107-125

Do: Complete annotation of Vogler and post on your blog.
Post an example of ethos, pathos, and logos on your blog.

Write: Complete 1-3 of Project Two I-Search component (located on engrade.com calendar Sept. 30).
Revise your project one drafts, and bring two copies to class on Tuesday (one with name on it and one without name on it)

Please feel free to email me during the week/weekend if you would like help with your revision. Don't forget the writing center.

Take care,

Kat

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