1101 Summer 2016 Calendar

• Introductions/ Syllabus
• Define/Discuss Composition
• Share Influential Compositions

Second Half:

• In-Class reading: “Calling IN”
• Discussion

• Discuss Narrative Assignment
• Define and Discuss Narratives

Second Half:

• Practice analysis of song narratives
• Discuss Analysis HW

• share analyses
• Skim narratives of Orlando shooting victims
• Discuss purpose of these narratives

Second Half:

• remix assignment
• discuss remediation into written work

• watch/ listen to song narration of your choice.  submit analysis of song.  (Assignment posted on canvas)
• Read Narrative Assignment and begin thinking about what story you are going to tell.

• share remixes

Second Half:

• Peer review narratives

• Narrative rough drafts due (3%)
• Final Narratives due Tuesday at 11:59pm

• Analysis in-class assignment

Second Half:

• Discuss Ethos, Pathos, Logos

•  submit an analysis of your narrative

• Cristine Busser
• continue discussion on spatial analysis
• read about representing spaces

Second Half:

• create a map of spaces that are important to you (either draw this on paper or create a google map)
• begin to write an analysis of yourself based on the spaces you inhabit

•  submit your version of the “college represented in the media” paper

• share maps
• Define and find examples of ethos, pathos, and logos
• go over analysis paper
• begin in-class ethos, pathos, logos analysis

•  Submit the analysis of your space by 11:59pm

•  small group workshop of thesis statements
• switch thesis statements and write 500-700 word analysis using partner’s thesis statement
• Develop a list of comments based on rubric
• Peer review papers

•  submit your ethos, pathos, logos group analysis by 11:59 pm
• bring to class a draft of your analysis paper

• Complete Online Dating Profile Activity to practice analysis and better understand hidden meaning

•  submit 500-700 word analysis using partner’s thesis statement

• Share online dating profiles and analyses
• go over analysis example

Second Half:

• workshop/conference about analysis papers

• Final Analysis Paper Due @ 11:59 pm

• Watch Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and answer questions about supporting claims with research
• Supporting claims with research assignment

Second Half:

• Read small section on Slacktivism and answer questions
• Write your own research supported claim (HW)

• 500 word description of research interest due

•  Go over lit review assignment
• Work on lit reviews

•  Submit entire, completed “Supporting Claims with Research” activity by 11:59 pm

• Integrating Research

• Peer Review Lit Reviews
• Discuss, create, and conduct primary research

• Draft of Lit Review Due

• “works in progress” presentations
• semester wrap up

• “works in progress” presentations due
• Primary research report due