journal #5
For your journal #5 (due 12/8), I want you all to find an episode of a podcast or a radio program (preferably a recent episode), listen…
examples of literacy narratives
Below are the examples we didn’t get to in class today. Please do take a few minutes to listen to them and reflect on the questions…
peer review questions / archival proposal
Audience: Has the writer chosen a rhetorical audience, one that has the opportunity to respond and incite change? Do they make it clear how the writer…
journal #4
Write about a time you handled a disagreement: focus your response on how you presented your argument, knowing that you faced opposition. Journal #4 is due…
peer review questions / annotated bibliography
Research Question 1. Does the bibliography begin with a research question? Is this question answerable? It is too broad/narrow or too objective/subjective? Should it be edited…
proposal memo for annotated bibliography/archival proposal
In your proposal memo, please answer the following questions in either list or paragraph form: 1. What is the problem or issue that warrants your taking…
citing archival material
Basic format: Genre-appropriate MLA citation. Name of the Collections or group of records, Span dates of the collection or group of records, Manuscript or record group,…
notes for “Up for Discussion” #2
“When the First Voice You Hear Is Not Your Own,” Jacqueline Jones Royster This academic essay is a revised version of a speech that Royster gave…
peer review questions / archival analysis
Does the writer fulfill the assignment successfully? Does the writer appeal to their stated audience? How? By addressing them directly, using examples or evidence that audience…
journal #3
The folder on ANGEL includes all of Michael Weinreb’s Grantland articles about Penn State over the last three years (more about Weinreb at his website here). You…