Discipline: English

  First, after completing the assigned readings, time yourself for three full minutes and type out everything you can think of related to writing for college classes. A freewriting template is provided. Remember that in free writing, grammar and spelling do not count; simply try to get as many ideas about writing for college assignments […]

  Apply interpersonal communication theory and principles in a variety of evolving relational contexts. Assignment: Find an expert in an area of  Interpersonal Communication (course bibliography, TED, textbook  resources, etc.). Read their book, article, or watch their video. Use at  least three concepts from the expert and apply these concepts to a  situation in real […]

Need assistance with discussion post.  350 words in total (200 for discussion post 1 & 150 for discussion post 2)  Please see attachment

Need assistance with a rough draft.  Only need intro paragraph, first body paragraph, and works cited.  500 words, 1 page Please see attachments

 Mo Yan (THE OLD GUN) thoughts in 400 words Yu Hua (ON THE ROAD AT EIGHTEEN) thoughts in 400 words

 ASSIGNMENT: For this touchstone, you will be writing a success narrative consisting of three components. Specifically, you will write about the following: Who I Am Now: Create a brief biographical statement describing your academic and professional history, as well as any relevant personal characteristics you’d like to share. My Goals: Identify three (3) professional and/or […]

  View the video then describe your dialect and word choices. How do your dialect and word choices differ from your friends? How do they differ compared to people from other states or countries? 250 words

 Instructions are below and also attached: Topic: LGBTQ/Sexual Orientation Format: Typed, 12pt Times New Roman font, double-spaced with 1-inch margins all around Name, date, class& assignment in upper left corner (NOT as a header function) Last name and pg# as upper right HEADER Title – centered Proper spelling and grammar Academic tone –avoid: 2nd person/the […]

  Hello! My name is Shea and I am studying for my business administration degree. I tend to struggle with English, but I am looking forward to exploring and learning more in this course! I feel like I try to persuade people to do things often. I am extroverted, and most of my friends are […]

Graff notes that Ned Laff suggests that students be encouraged to view what interests them “through academic eyes”.  What do you and your friends discuss frequently? Have you ever thought and written about those interests “in a reflective, analytical way”?  Would you want to? What kinds of evidence might you need to examine and present?