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AW Fall 2013:  Lesson 13

12/23/2013

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Hi everyone,

I hope everyone is enjoying the holidays.  

In our last class for 2013, you submitted your final drafts and completed your course test.  

We have now finished ALL the requirements for our Academic Writing course, so you are completely free during the holidays.  No homework!!!

In our lesson on January 9, I'll returned your final drafts and your courses tests.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!
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AW Fall 2013:  Lesson 12

12/13/2013

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Hi everyone,

I can't believe how quickly our semester has passed and that we'll be finished our research papers next week!  

Conferences:
I was able to finish talking with everyone about their drafts.  If you have any more questions, please feel free to email me before Thursday.  

Course Test:
We'll be having our course test in next week's lesson.  Please review the following for the test:
  1. definitions (e.g. synonyms, bibliography, in-text citation, etc.)
  2. shared language
  3. first-hand quotes and in-text citation
  4. second-hand quotes and in-text citation
  5. summarizing
  6. paraphrasing

    Homework:
  1. Blog Comment #10
  2. Revise/edit your final draft 
  • email your final draft by December 19 before 11am
  • print out a copy and give it to me in class

Blog Question #10:

How did Academic Writing differ from IE3 Writing (e.g. writing tasks, feedback, teaching styles, etc.)?

*Write 10-12 sentences.
*Use capitalization, punctuation & spelling correctly.
*Submit by Wednesday, December 18 by 6:00pm.

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AW Fall 2013:  Lesson 11

12/4/2013

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Hi everyone,

Just one more week, and you'll be finished your research paper.  You must be relieved!!

Peer Editing Discussions:
In the first part of our lesson, you discussed your peer editing activities with your partner.  When you edit/revise your conclusion, you can use your partner's comments.  Also, check corrections I've made in your research paper.  You may have made the same errors in your conclusion. 

Conferences:
For our lesson next week, I'll talk to the remaining students about your drafts.  Make sure you prepare your questions because I'll only have about 5 minutes to talk with you.  

Computer Room for Dec. 11:
For our conferences, we'll be in the computer room 218, so remember to bring a USB and your Aogaku ID card to access the computers. 

Final Draft:
For your final draft, you have to:
* submit it by December 19 by 11:00am by email
* submit a copy in class on December 19 
    Homework:
  1. Blog Comment #9
  2. Revise/edit your final draft (due Dec. 19)
  3. Bring to class next week:
  • a copy of all your drafts (the ones with my comments on them)
  • your Aogaku ID card (to use the computers)
  • a USB with your research paper file on it (to revise/edit in the computer room)

Blog Question #9:

What advice did your partner give you about your writing in your peer editing discussions?

*Write 10-12 sentences.
*Use capitalization, punctuation & spelling correctly.
*Submit by Wednesday, December 12 by 6:00pm.


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