Read all the excerpts from Poems of the Atomic Bomb by Toge Sankichi. What other concerns do the poems and Toge’s writings address aside from the devastation of the blast itself? Can you find any parallels or common themes that have been reflected in past readings or discussions? Also, share any other thoughts, impressions, or questions…
Focus on the Exploratory Reflection. This is an opportunity to show what you have learned about rhetoric at the beginning of the term, what you think about it now, and how (and why) things have changed in between. Attached! Further instructions Chapter Discussions Book chapter names — Ask me for the chapter and I will…
A first-person narrative is an story or opinion that has a speaker evident. You, the author, express yourself as you wish, taking care to support your opinions and facts with evidence and specifics — and, when called for, outside reference. For example, if one is writing a review of a product or restaurant, perhaps…
Rhetorical : choose two editorials on an issue of your choice from a nationally syndicated newspaper or magazine (i.e., Detroit Free Press, New York Times, Time, Newsweek). Both editorials must be on the SAME subject, from two different perspectives — for i.e, FOX might have an detail on the current state of the US in…
When you recruit your first participant, remember to use the Oral Consent script. You are free to adapt the script to your own language as long as you cover the key points contained in the script. 1.) Your completed Transcription with your Self Assessment Paragraph at the end of your transcript.
Read one of the articles provided under the “Technology Articles” in this unit. Your instructor may assign your this or allow you to choose one that interests you. Using the skills you learned in Unit I, summarize the attachment. Refer to the Active Reading and Summary Resources from Unit I if you need a refresher. …
Using the outline that I am providing and we have reviewed in class, you will complete the outline answering the personal narrative, the topic is a personal narrative (story) about an event in your life from which you learned a valuable lesson. I am attaching the outline template that you will use to complete the assignment. I…
1. for you, please describe why “service” is important to the life of a university and in the life of a community. Please include your most important/meaningful accomplishment in a volunteer capacity. 2. How do you maintain your commitment to community service while managing your coursework and outside interests? How do you see yourself continuing…
Students will produce book outlines of the biblical book of Samuel, read and summarized for the reading assignment. Outlines should be thorough and not merely based on headings found in a particular English version but thoughtful analysis. Outlines should account for important literary movements and changes throughout the book, showing at least three levels of…
Students will produce book outlines of the biblical book number, read and summarized for the reading assignment. Outlines should be thorough and not merely based on headings found in a particular English version but thoughtful analysis. Outlines should account for important literary movements and changes throughout the book, showing at least three levels of outlines….
