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A SUPPLEMENTAL CLASS WEBSITE SEEKING TO INFORM, INSPIRE, AND INSTRUCT
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This blogsite is for students of the Thursday Writing Tutorial in Hendersonville, TN. Visit often!
WHAT'S DUE THIS WEEK: APRIL 27
Don't forget you'll be reading your devotionals in class this Tuesday. We will do it round-table style, very informal, just sharing. Don't stress!
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- MRS. POWELL HAS LEFT THE BUILDING
- THIS TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE
- EXTRA HOURS ON TUESDAY
- FORMATTING YOUR PAPER
- THIS WEEK'S JOURNAL ENTRIES
- THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WORKS CITED AND ENDNOTES
- CITING FROM WIKIPEDIA
- AN INTERESTING OBSERVATION
- WHY THE RESEARCH PAPER CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOU
- SAMPLE OF WORKS CITED PAGE
- THIS WEEK'S JOURNAL ENTRIES
- Note to All Concerning Your Comments
- J PROJECT
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5 comments:
hey Mrs. Powell I was just looking at the packet you gave us to keep us on track with our paper and I noticed that the total number of entries it has is 16 so far, but I dont think the number of topics youve given us on the blog for our entries is quite 16. My question is...how many entries are due tommorow altogether? -Tyler James
Guess what! Guess what! Guess what! We have class tomorrow! :) :) :)So how do we "prepare" to critique outlines? I don't remember ever critiqing them?..
Tyler,
The first nine are what YOU need for tomorrow so that I can give you that mid-way journal grade.
We took a week off, and then last week the class got two more. So, in order to be caught up, you need eleven all together. But the first eight are what I am giving you the grade on. Does that make sense? I hope so; I am about to log off.
Kay lo,
You are to be prepared to be honest and forthright with your classmates and let them know if they are ready to write their papers or not! We will first be reviewing a sample outline.
Good night, students!
Mrs. P
Sorry, I meant the first nine. It's late for me.
Mrs. P
Happy Tuesday :)
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