Paragraph 4 question:
(rough draft due 4/30)
Choose one:
In the article by Malcolm X, the author describes how he obtained an education in prison. Describe the effects that his education had on his life. Would you agree that education is always empowering ? Why or why not? You may use examples from your experience and knowledge if applicable.
In Amy Tan's article, the author describes various effects that her mother's unique way of talking had on her . She characterizes her mother's English as at time s "broken" and at times as"expressive." Explain how her mother's language has affected Tan, as a writer and as a person, using examples from the article. You may use your own experience and knowledge to explain what Tan means.
Other homework: Finish the adjective clause HW (see syllabus) Finish reading all education articles. Write out one fact/one opnion to turn in for each!
Find at least one source (book, article, web site) on your education topic. Bring to class.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Homework for April 23rd, Meet in Library!
Read all the Education articles. Do research preparation exercise handed out in class. (Choose your country of comparison and major ideas to focus on. Make a list of keywords for your topic. )
Read Amy Tan and Malcolm X articles in Readings Across American Cultures. Do first set of adjective clause exercises, including ones relating to the comma rule. (Do not do who/whom examples yet.) Meet at 6:30pm promptly in the Library!
Read Amy Tan and Malcolm X articles in Readings Across American Cultures. Do first set of adjective clause exercises, including ones relating to the comma rule. (Do not do who/whom examples yet.) Meet at 6:30pm promptly in the Library!
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Homework for next week 4/16
Rough and final draft of the advertising essay.
Noun Phrase appositive handout.
Read education articles in Texts and Contexts.
Begin thinking about which country you will use for comparison.
Noun Phrase appositive handout.
Read education articles in Texts and Contexts.
Begin thinking about which country you will use for comparison.
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