Showing posts with label AnnotatedBibliography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AnnotatedBibliography. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Classwork and Homework

Today in class, we first worked on a fluency writing prompt that will also help me know how to help you on your Process Analysis essay. We then went through a student sample of a detailed outline and an annotated bibliography, and followed this up with an activity where we looked at references and information from sources and compiled an annotated bibliography entry in groups. We finished up the class with a vocabulary review game. The PowerPoint for today can be found here.

Homework:
  • Detailed Outline and Annotated Bibliography (Draft 1) due on Monday, July 28th, by 5 pm on turnitin.com
  • Have a fantastic weekend! Yes, this is homework. I expect you to have a good weekend. :)

Monday, July 21, 2014

Classwork and Homework Helps

Today in class we briefly talked about the importance of creating our own personal study space. We watched a BYU Library advertisement that was a parody of this advertisement. The main thing that we talked about today was how to complete the detailed outline and annotated bibliography, and we practiced paraphrasing and note taking to help us with those tasks. Here is the PowerPoint that was used today.

Homework:
  • Draft your detailed outline for 20 minutes
  • Create an annotated bibliography entry for a paraphrase summary you have done for this essay (use the information below to help you : 
      • Author: Roger Sipher. 
      • Title: So That Nobody Has to Go to School If They Don't Want To 
      • Title of Print Source: The New York Times. 
      • Date: December 19, 1977 
      • Page: 31 
      • Type: Print 
    • You can use citationmachine.net or Google Scholar to create the citation, but I want it to look like the example in your pink packet when it is finished.
Example:
Lewis, M., & Coates, D. L. (1980). Mother-infant interaction and cognitive development in twelve-week-old infants. Infant behavior and development, 3, 95-105.
  • Mother response to a baby is more important than stimulation from the mother. 
    • Mother and child correspondence helps baby cognitively. 
    • Stimulation was not shown to be a significant portion of cognitive development

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Classwork and Homework

Today in class, we talked about selecting a topic, conducting background information, and narrowing a topic of research. I also introduced the outline and annotated bibliography that you will need to do for your first draft (due July 28th), and the requirements for them as well. In addition, we also talked about how to create a good thesis statement for Integrated Essay prompts. The PowerPoint for today can be found here. (9:30 class, it is a little different than what was presented in your class, I had to revise it so it was more coherent. See, even teachers need to revise!!!)

Homework:
  • Come up with at least 2 solid ideas for your process analysis essay (you might want to review the information in your book for help.)
    • Determine if the ideas are directional or informational. 
  • Study for your Vocabulary List 8 Quiz