Due Friday: "On Being a Cripple," by Nancy Mairs, in 50 Essays
Due Monday, October 29: Revised OR unrevised version of "How it Feels" essay. Highlight your changes on the most recent draft.
DO NOT staple the drafts together.
DO NOT staple the drafts together.
Due Tuesday: "Letter from Birmingham Jail," by Martin Luther King, Jr., in 50 Essays
Due Tuesday: A complete Bibliography. Typed, double spaced, proper MLA header. Staple your notes from 10/25 on the back.
Due Tuesday: A complete Bibliography. Typed, double spaced, proper MLA header. Staple your notes from 10/25 on the back.
Due Friday, November 2: Synthesis Essay. Details below.
- Bibliography Note: If you cite "The Female Body" or "I Want a Wife," you have accurate page numbers in your Bibliography.
- Bibliography / Synthesis Questions?
- Ethos in "Lost"
- "Lost" Changes
- "On Being a Cripple"
So the blog says we are supposed to attach our notes from 10/25, but when we were taking notes in class, Mr. Kline said not to copy his notes word for word unless you can type very quickly. Well I typed his notes up, but then he gave us the handout that had his notes on it. Should I turn in the notes that I took (that are exactly what his said), or just paraphrase his before class?
ReplyDeleteWhy would you waste your time paraphrasing? If you were able to take the notes verbatim, that's great. If not, I'd like to see your note-taking strategy.
DeleteOkay, awesome. Should I just attach your notes then? Or print the copied ones?
DeleteAlso, how would the three part names go?
ReplyDeleteEX: Neal-Hurston, Zora or Hurston, Zora Neal
EX: Cady Stanton, Elizabeth or Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Hurston, Zora Neal.
DeleteStanton, Elizabeth Cady.
Thank you. I think that finishes off my bibliography then except the MLK Dream Speech from the website
DeleteWould it be "King, Martin Luther, Jr." or "King Jr., Martin Luther"?
DeleteKing, Martin Luther, Jr.
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