Hi Students,
Click on comments below for this week's question.
Thanks!
Enjoy the weekend.
Josh
Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
HW for Monday, Oct. 31st and Tuesday, Nov. 1st
Monday's HW:
1. Bring questions about Paragraph 3, Draft 3
2. Ex. 8 (#5-6) (P. 167)(collected)
3. Ex. 9 (choose 2) (p. 167)(collected)
-Write thesis statements with specific controlling ideas.
Tuesday's HW:
1. Ex. 55 (p. 238)
2. Paragraph 3, Draft 3 Portfolio
3. Read Article (letters) (p. 111-112) + Answer Questions 1-8 (p. 112-113)
1. Bring questions about Paragraph 3, Draft 3
2. Ex. 8 (#5-6) (P. 167)(collected)
3. Ex. 9 (choose 2) (p. 167)(collected)
-Write thesis statements with specific controlling ideas.
Tuesday's HW:
1. Ex. 55 (p. 238)
2. Paragraph 3, Draft 3 Portfolio
3. Read Article (letters) (p. 111-112) + Answer Questions 1-8 (p. 112-113)
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
HW for Thursday, Oct. 27th
1. Ex. 8, #1-4 (p. 167)
-rewrite as thesis statements with specific controlling ideas (including main points)
-rewrite as thesis statements with specific controlling ideas (including main points)
Friday, October 21, 2011
Journal #8 (Week 9)
Hi!
While putting together the mid-term grades, I re-read your previous journal responses. There were tons of insightful comments,and the diversity of responses was exactly what I had hoped for. Keep up the good work!
This week's question is from Ramadan; here it is:
WHO IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN?AND WHY?
Happy writing!
While putting together the mid-term grades, I re-read your previous journal responses. There were tons of insightful comments,and the diversity of responses was exactly what I had hoped for. Keep up the good work!
This week's question is from Ramadan; here it is:
WHO IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN?AND WHY?
Happy writing!
Friday, October 14, 2011
Journal #7 (Week 8)
Hi!
Please take the time to read some of the responses that students posted for last week's questions. This week's question is from Tastuya, and the topic is a little similar to last week's question in that it has to do with your future. However, this time, the question is not about your personal life but rather your professional life. Here is the question:
What's your dream of future?
What do you want to be/do in future?
Happy writing!
Josh
Please take the time to read some of the responses that students posted for last week's questions. This week's question is from Tastuya, and the topic is a little similar to last week's question in that it has to do with your future. However, this time, the question is not about your personal life but rather your professional life. Here is the question:
What's your dream of future?
What do you want to be/do in future?
Happy writing!
Josh
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