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Student Teaching Dates
ENGL 1101.F2
Group Number | Group Names | Dates |
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G1 | Zeyu, Enerelt, Jialou, Firaas | R, Oct 25 |
G2 | Brandon, Max, Hannah, Hui Min, Dorian | R, Nov 8 |
G3 | Jintong, Fei Pei, Hae Won, Eni | R, Nov 1 |
G4 | Mark, Tejas, Jiale, Akhil | R, Oct 18 |
G5 | Jarod, Elton, Esther, Sanyu | R, Oct 4 |
G6 | Thiago, Danya, Akshay, Elias, Ashley | R, Oct 11 |
ENGL1101.N2
Group Number | Group Names | Dates |
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G7 | Patrick, Margaret, Mathew, Mai | R, Oct 11 |
G8 | Melissa, Samantha, Henrick, John | T, Nov 8 |
G9 | Dov, Omar, Dustin, Giancarlo | R, Oct 25 |
G10 | Danny, Kyle, Rishi | T, Oct 2 |
G11 | Henna, Lauren, Jeremy | R, Nov 1 |
G12 | Shraya, Greyson, Alvin, Summayyah | R, Oct 4 |
ENGL 1101.D2
Group Number | Group Name | Dates |
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G13 | Brandon, Ravi, Andres, David | T, Oct 2 |
G14 | Ben, Anna, Siddarth, Cecelia, Andrew | R, Nov 8 |
G15 | Maya, Manisha, Avni, Jennifer | R, Nov 1 |
G16 | Kevin, Jason, Brett, Wyatt | R, Oct 18 |
G17 | Shakeeb, Mitchell, Michael Tang, Andy | R, Oct 11 |
G18 | Thomas, Kenny, Michawel Chen, Kiet | R, Oct 25 |
Student Teaching Groups
ENGL 1101.F2
Group Number | Group Members |
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G1 | Zeyu, Enerelt, Jialou, Firaas |
G2 | Brandon, Max, Hannah, Huimin, Dorian |
G3 | Jintong, Fei Pei, Hae Won, Eni |
G4 | Mark, Tehas, Jiale, Akhil |
G5 | Jarod, Elton, Esther, Sanyu |
G6 | Thiago, Danya, Akshay, Alias, Ashley |
ENGL 1101.N1
Group Number | Group Members |
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G7 | Patrick, Margaret, Mathew Mai |
G8 | Melissa, Samantha, Henrick, John |
G9 | Dov, Omar, Dustin, Giancarlo |
G10 | Danny, Maya, Kyle, Rishi |
G11 | Henna, Lauren, Jeremy |
G12 | Shrya, Greyson, Alvin, Summahay |
ENGL 1101.D2
Group Members | Group Members |
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G13 | Brandon, Ravi, Andres, David |
G14 | Ben, Anna, Siddarth, Cecelia, Andres |
G15 | Maya, Manisha, Avni, Jennifer |
G16 | Kevin, Jason, Brett, Wyatt |
G17 | Shakeeb, Mitchell, Michael Tang, Andy |
G18 | Thomas, Kenny, Michawel Chen, Kiet |
Introduction & Poster How-To
Featured Image: “Little” Edie Beale outside Grey Gardens, 1976
Model: Draft of Introduction to Poster
Model: Draft of Poster
How to design a poster in Power Point
Poster Session Presentation Dates
ENGL 1101.F2
Dates/Time | Presentation Groups |
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Tuesday, Sept 11 | Group One: Hannah, Enioluwa, Danya, Enerelt, Fei, Thiago, Esther, Jintong, Brandon, Akhil, Jarod, and Hae Won |
Thursday, Sept 13 | Group Two: Akshay, Hui Min, Mark, Qichen, Dorein, Elton, Tejas, Firaas, Elias, Ashley, Zeyu, Sanyu, Max Jialuo, and Jiale |
ENGL 1101. N1
Both Poster Sessions will be held in Hall 102, the room across from our classroom.
Dates/Times | Presentation Groups |
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Tuesday, Sept 11 | Group One: Samantha, Henrik, Lauren, Alvin, Dustin, Summayyah, Melissa, Omar, and Henna |
Thursday, Sept 13 | Group Two: Kyle, Rishi, Patrick, Danny, Margaret, Grayson, Giancarlo, Mai, Shreya, Jermey, Dov, John, Matthew |
ENGL 1101. D2
Dates/Time | Presentation Groups |
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Tuesday, Sept 11 | Group One: Brandon, Michael Chen, Benjamin, Anna, Andrew, Andy, Kevin, Maya, Yeajin, Jing Xi, Jason, Wyatt |
Thursday, Sept 13 | Group Two: Kenny, Manisha, Yue, Shakeeb, Siddarth, Avni, Brett, Ravi, Kok Wei, Michael Tang, Mitchell, Andres, Kiet |
Part I. Introductions
Name Tags: Take a sheet of paper that is being passed around and write/draw the following. After you are finished, we will go around and introduce ourselves.
- 1. Write your name (or Nickname)
- 2. Draw your family pet or pet you might get someday
- 3. Draw your favorite vacation spot
- 4. Draw your favorite food
- 5. Draw your favorite sport or hobby
- 6. Fold into a name plate and put in front of you on your table
Part II. Course Overview
Follow along as I review the following information all contained on the course site. After the review has concluded you will have time to complete the Student Instructor Agreement Form.
- 1. Course Theme & Goals
- 2. Policies
- 3. Calendar
- 4. Assignment Sequence
- 5. Canvas
Part III. First Week Video
Analysis
Get into four groups, watch the sample student video assigned to your group, and then respond to the following questions. You do not need to write out full answers to the questions. Just be prepared to discuss your findings with the class.
- 1. What WOVEN mode do the students in the video anticipate will challenge them most and why?
- 2. How do the students in the video plan to overcome their anticipated challenges?
- 3. What’s one moment in the video where the student could have taken advantage of the medium? For instance, how might a video about the potential pressures of oral communication telegraph those pressures visually to offset pressures a project poses?
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Invention Exercise
Respond to the following on your own or with a partner. As soon as you have finished drafting (5-8 mins), draw your visual representation on the board:
- 1. What course assignment & mode do you anticipate to be most challenging?
- 2. Why? That is, how has the mode challenged you in the past?
- 3. How do you plan to overcome the challenge?
- 4. What is one image you can use in your video represent the challenges you perceive?
- 5. Draw the visual representation of your challenge on the board.
For Next Time…
Please complete the following for Thursday August 23
- 1. Draft of script, outline, or rough video for workshop.
21 August. Welcome!
Introductions
Name Tags: Take a sheet of paper that is being passed around and write/draw the following. After you are finished, we will go around and introduce ourselves.
- 1. Write your name (or Nickname)
- 2. Draw your family pet or pet you might get someday
- 3. Draw your favorite vacation spot
- 4. Draw your favorite food
- 5. Draw your favorite sport or hobby
- 6. Fold into a name plate and put in front of you on your table
Course Overview
Follow along as I review the following information all contained on the course site. After the review has concluded you will have time to complete the Student Instructor Agreement Form.
- 1. Course Theme & Goals & Policies
- 2. Calendar & Policies
- 3. WOVEN Modes of Communication
- 4. Canvas: Class plans, assignments, syllabus, calendar etc. all run from this site, but you will submit final drafts to Canvas. Also, you’ll find readings posted there along with your grades.
Analysis Activity: First Week Video
Get into four groups, watch the sample student video assigned to your group, and then respond to the following questions. You do not need to write out full answers to the questions. Just be prepared to discuss your findings with the class.
- 1. What WOVEN mode do the students in the video anticipate will challenge them most and why?
- 2. How do the students in the video plan to overcome their anticipated challenges?
- 3. What does this video do that’s successful?
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4