Engl207 project1 schedule_fall2020
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This document provides a schedule for Project 1 of an ENGL 207 Persuasive Writing course. It lists the required tasks to be completed each week from Weeks 1 through 4. In Week 1, students must read assignments, watch video clips, and submit a blog post. Week 2 requires watching a video and submitting another blog post. Week 3 involves reviewing value surveys and an article, and submitting another blog post. Week 4 consists of peer reviewing drafts of a narrative worldview argument paper and submitting the final paper.
Engl207 project1 schedule_fall2020
- 1. ENGL 207 Persuasive Writing Page 1 of 1 PROJECT 1 SCHEDULE Weeks 1-4 Narrative Worldview Argument The schedule lists the work you need to complete by the end of each week. Submit work listed in red by 11:59 PM on the day and indicated. Week Complete the Following Week 1 Monday 8/24 to Sunday 8/30 1. Read Handouts: Assignment Sheet and Worldview Worksheet 2. Study slidedoc 1 3. Watch Videos: • Video 1. Excerpt 1 from film Mona Lisa Smile • Video 2. Excerpt 2 from film Mona Lisa Smile 4. Blog Post 1 Due: Sunday 8/30. Go to the blog forum and follow the directions. Week 2 Monday 8/31 to Sunday 9/6 1. Watch Video: “Let the Mystery Be” by Iris Dement. 2. Blog Post 2 Due: Sunday, 9/6. Go to the blog forum and follow the directions. Week 3 Monday 9/7 Labor Day – UI is closed 9/8 to Sunday 9/13 1. Go to the Rokeach Value Survey under “links” on the project 1 page. Read the terminal and instrumental list of values. 2. Read: “Values and Value Systems in Arguments." 3. Blog Post 3 Due: Sunday, 9/13. Go to the blog forum and follow the directions. Week 4 Monday 9/14 to Sunday 9/20 1. Peer Review Narrative Worldview Argument Part 1 Due: Thursday, 9/17, 11:59 pm. Go to the Peer Review Forum and follow the directions to post a draft of your paper. 2. Peer Review Narrative Worldview Argument Part 2 Due: Friday, 9/18, 11:59 pm. Go to the Peer Review Forum and follow the directions to review a peer’s draft. NARRATIVE WORLDVIEW ARGUMENT DUE Sunday, 9/20, 11:59 pm. Submit your paper as a Word or PDF file to the submissions drop box located at the bottom of the project page.