WRT Syllabus Quiz Flashcards

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What are the office hours?

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M/Th 2:30-3:30 pm, and by appointment

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Office

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Battelle T43

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Texts we are reading

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They Say I Say, Against Technoableism, and Easy Writer

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Course description

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Learning why we write
Learn how to communicate your ideas to any audience
Learn how to offer convincing insight on meaningful dilemmas

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Learning outcomes

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  1. demonstrate reflective approaches to research/writing that recognize academic inquiry
  2. information has a life cycle and value
  3. writing requires entering an ongoing conversation and continuing to consume an array of media
  4. structure, style, and mechanics are rhetorical
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Attendance and participation

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Class attendance is required and class participation is essential to performance/final grade. Because we are working on active development of skills

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Attendance policies

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No official penalty for missing class but regular attendance is crucial to success

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How is attendance indirectly enforced?

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In class Ancillary Writing assignments that cannot be made up outside of class and out of class writing that is linked to class workshops

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Consequences of excessive absences

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Inability to submit that essay for credit

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Consequence of missing six + classes

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Cannot pass course

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Missing a conference

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Constitutes a missed class

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Excused absences

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Religious holidays, significant documented medical events, approved disability absences, approved athletic absences, attendance of academic events, military service obligations, and absences prior to enrollment

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Class time

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11:20

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Responsible for

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all information distributed during class period

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If you miss a class

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email ahead of time to create a plan for missed work

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Participation

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be present in class to foster a supportive and empathic writing community

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Unplugging yourself

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Free to take notes during lecture but there will be times he will ask to put devices away to better engage with each other

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Essays

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Autoethnography essay, academic paper propost +video annotated bibliography, academic paper examing ethical concern, concise argument for popular audience

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Essay writing process

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assignment sheet outlining prompts and guidelines, pre-draft preparation, multiple drafts, rigorous revision process

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Ancillary writing

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Short assignments due in class on assigned day. Grade is dependent on writing and participating in the days workshop

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Ancillary writing grade

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Credit or no credit. Allowance to be more free in the writing process

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Cumulative mark for ancillary writing

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Reflects the ratio between the points you earned throughout the semester and the highest points a student earned (i.e. graded on a curve)

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How to hand in an essay

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Upload on Canvas before the due date - email submissions not permitted

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Late papers

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Subject to a 1/3 grade penalty for every class that they are late, up to a full grade penalty

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Papers cannot be handed in....
beyond the due date for the next paper
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One grace period
On one paper during the semester you may submit it up to one week late without penalty as long as you let him know the day or before the day it is due
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Exception to one grace period
A4
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Conferences
Each student will meet with him twice during the semester (A2 and A3) to discuss progress. Scheduled online through a link he will send
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Grading
Papers are graded based on clarity and persuasiveness, not on opinion of topic
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Grading breakdown
Writing assignments 85% - A1 10% - A2 20% - A3 35% - A4 20% Ancillary writing 15%
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To satisfy college writing requirement
Receive a C or above
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AU writing center
offers free 45 minute writing consultations to discuss writing
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Flexibility
Any information on the syllabus is subject to change. Will adjust the course as we progress to suit our discussions. Includes a detailed timeline with each assignment instead of a comprehensive schedule now
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Academic integrity code violations
Violations reported to the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
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In papers, must properly cite sources
Directly quoted, paraphrased, or consulted in any manner
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MLA standars
can be found in Lunsford handbook
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Plagiarism is also
submitting informal assignments without properly cited sources
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You may not submit
one paper for two different classes without express permission
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Consequence of plagiarism
Failure of the course
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AI
Can use AI to generate ideas but work submitted from AI is in violation of AU's academic integrity rules
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Incomplete grades
I given temporarily in response to extenuating circumstances. Must provide a contract that outlines the work to be done, completion grade, and default grade if the work isn't finished.
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Freshman forgiveness rule
Some AU students allowed to repeat courses for improved grades
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Students with disabilities/special needs
To gain accommodations, notify all professors with ASAC letter
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Students with athletic obligations
are considered special needs
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Course policies and student resonsibilities
Set by course professor, Department of Literature, and Writing Studies Program
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Counseling Center
Mary Graydon Center 214 confidential assistance and referrals
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Academic support and access center
Individual academic counseling, skills workshops, tutor referrals, supplemental instruction, and writing appointments
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Writing Center
First floor of library for free confidential writing consultations
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Research librarians
Help you find, evaluate, and cite research materials
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Writing studies program's international student coordinator
Works one-on-one with non-native English speakers
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Sharing of course content
Students cannot record class unless they have prior permission. If permission is granted use is limited to the students registered for the course, even after the end of the course
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To supplement the classroom experience
Some lectures may be recorded by the faculty
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Unauthorized downloading of recorded lecture
may be deemed in violation of American University's Student Conduct Code
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Emergency Preparedness
Plan will be impemented in the event of an emergency or pandemic
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Harassment
AU prohibits any form of sexual harassment, report it to the AU Department of Public Safety