Research Writing - ENGL202
Prof. Ken Sherwood - Sherwood AT iup DOT edu
Sutton 340: Hours (email for appointments)| Syllabus
Sutton 340: Hours (email for appointments)| Syllabus
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Prior Weeks
FINAL EXAM - Inclass writing of Cover Letters Thurs., Dec. 17 at 10:15am.
Week 14
Tuesday
- Final in-class revision and editing
- Consultations with Prof.
Final draft of your research essay is due next class!
Thursday
- Copy edit Final Research Essays
- Submit essay with graded draft
- Review requirements for cover letter to BlogPortfolio; you will complete this during the scheduled final exam period, Thurs., Dec. 17 at 10:15am.
Week 13
Tuesday
- Prepare drafts for submission
- Final edits and corrections following thePre-Submission-Checklist
- Beginning revision
- You will receive feedback on your draft; meanwhile, begin the revision process on your own;
- Focus on Revising_For_Content_And_Organization
Thursday
- CitingPrimarySources
- Research Essays
- Content Organization Mechanics Revision
- review drafts and comments; comment codes
- post revision plan to blog; details count, as you'll want to discuss this in the cover letter to your blog portfolio.
- begin revising
Remaining Deadlines
- Thursday, Dec. 10 in class; Submission of final (revised) essay with attached draft.
- Completion of BlogPortfolio with cover letter in final exam; Thurs., Dec. 17 at 10:15am.
Week 12
Draft Due Dec. 1st
Tuesday
- Proposal Overview
- Topic focus and clarity; sources (evaluation, balance, relevance); bibliography (completeness, accuracy and compliance with MLA format).
- "From Proposal to Draft" : in class writing - 10 min. Compose a post in which you translate into your own words any key issues from your proposal and feedback. Do you need to adjust the research question or to narrow the scope in your abstract?
- Review DraftChecklist
- See especially the section on structure;
- See also Curious Researcher on "Making Your Presence Felt" (183) and general drafting strategies (183-219)
- Prof. consultations
Thursday
- In class writing
- Review: Research Essay Expectations
- Prof. consultations
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