Rhetoric and Civilization
Keywords
annotated draft, component posts, final project
Abstract
My students have been drafting components of a larger semester project over the last six weeks or so. Now, it's time to combine and develop these into the final project. To this end, I want each of my students to create an "annotated working draft," as follows: 1. List and link your posts First, I want each student to create an index to the four component blog posts he or she has written to date. Here is a reminder of those four posts. Students should have a section titled "component assignments" with a numbered list like this one, only they will give the title of their post written for each of these. Be sure to link to your own posts: If you were simply to stick together all four of these posts, it would not be a very good paper (yet). So, we need to find a way to bring the content you've already written together in a meaningful way, and then chart a path to a revision that will fit the requirements for the final project (including length).
Original Publication Citation
Rhetoric and Civilization rhetoricandcivilization.blogspot.com Instruction and support for Eng 211 “Rhetoric and Civilization -1” (Fall 2014) and Eng 212 “Rhetoric and Civilization – 2” (Winter 2015). Also, rhetciv.blogspot.com (Eng 212, Fall 2018)
BYU ScholarsArchive Citation
Burton, Gideon, "Rhetoric and Civilization" (2014). Faculty Publications. 9683.
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/facpub/9683
Document Type
Other
Publication Date
2014
Language
English
College
Humanities
Department
English
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