Agenda, February 5
- Due Now: Division
and Classification Packet. Add the essays (not the introductory
material) to your Bibliography. They are from the anthology Short Takes: Model Essays for Composition.
- Due Monday: "How It Feels to Be Colored Me" by Zora Neale Hurston
- Due Tuesday: Division and Classification Outline. Pick one of your Division and Classification brainstorms and
develop it into a formal outline. Instead of an introduction, write your
claim / purpose. You
need a minimum of four body paragraphs, though you may have more. For
the body paragraphs, write a complete topic sentence followed by two
bullet-pointed supporting details. Please label each body paragraph as a
division or classification. Write a fully developed conclusion that
makes your "So
what?" clear. Please don't write a summary conclusion. Your audience is
the student body of OCHS. Typed. Single-spaced okay.
- Due Monday, February 8: Optional Synthesis Revision. You probably need more evidence.
- Agenda
- Permission slips?? Pretty please?
- A Stressful Survey
- Warming up
- Mind Squall
- Deconstructing Division and Classification Essays
- What We Talk About When We Talk About Essays
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