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This activity forms students into 5 groups to teach each other evaluation criteria, and to learn how to evaluate the degree of success of a sample funding proposal.
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This activity is a look at critical analysis of a letter as essay by James Baldwin to his newphew. It should get students started thinking about tone, purpose, style, and context in their writing for the letters as essay
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Students compose responses to a prompting question in a cell on a table using Google Docs or another collaborative and synchronous writing application.
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This activity using “merge documents” function in Microsoft Word helps students and instructors to easily see the changes made in the revision process for the final draft or portfolio.
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This is an in-class activity to gather students’ perceptions of peer response activities and let students do the survey result analyses and interpretation in class.
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This activity helps students articulate highly detailed and believable descriptions of their places and their experiences in those places.
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This activity is designed to teach students how to revise their essays.
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This activity teaches revision as a process and how to provide peer-feedback on a draft. I use a clever attention grabber and begin to ask students to change, add, or delete different parts of their essays.
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This activity teaches students how to paraphrase. I use an example paragraph and model my own paraphrasing technique. The activity provides a number of activities that both give students examples and provide opportunities to practice.
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This activity teaches students how to do an effective summary and description. I bring two examples, both bad and good. I ask students to talk about how I have changed these descriptions to change these two dominant impressions.
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This activity is used to help students with sentence-level editing. The students have 20 min. to find all the punctuation problems on the handout.
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This activity is used to help students perform the activity of “research.” The students and their classmates generate questions about a topic which can then be used to direct their search for information about a particular topic.