English Class cancelled Wed, October 31

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Spring 2013 Registration

From MySCCC.com

October 22, 2012

SPECIAL PRIORITY REGISTRATION ALERT

Priority registration for the Wintersession and Spring 2013 terms
will take place November 7 – November 20.

NOTE: You will be assigned a
specific date to register.

Check View My Holds to see the day on which you were assigned to register.

You will NOT be able to register before your assigned date.

You are encouraged to make an appointment with an advisor before you register.

Go to the My Courses tab (above) for important information on connecting with a faculty advisor.

Be sure that all prior balances are paid before registering.

Open registration begins on Monday, November 26, 2012

English 101 Midterm: Wednesday, 10/24

English 101 Midterm Topics

1.      Five Techniques for Pre-Writing

2.      Writing and Identifying Effective Topic Sentences and Thesis Statements

3.      Seven Methods of Introduction

4.      Appropriate Sources for Research

5.      MLA Citations/Works Cited

6.      Four Strategies for Revision: Parallelism, Consistent Point of View, Specific Wording, Sentence Variety ( using “FANBOYS” words)

7.      Classification Paragraphs

8.      Two Types of Comparison/Contrast Writing

9.      Persuasive Writing

Proust Questionnaire

How did your responses compare to Derek Jeter's? http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2011/04/proust-derek-jeter-201104

Tina Fey's?http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2011/05/proust-tina-fey-201105

Take the Interactive Quiz NOW:
http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/proust-questionnaire

BLOG #6:Write a paragraph about the two speakers you find most inspiring and why. Due 10/14.

Class Cancelled

Please note: ENG 101 is CANCELLED today, Monday, 10/8. Please be sure to bring your Preliminary Works cited page to class on Wednesday, 10/10.

Preliminary Works Cited List due Wed., Oct. 10

•Must submit a typed Works Cited page in MLA format

•Choose four POSSIBLE Sources you might use for your Research Paper

•Include your typed/REVISED Thesis Statement with heading

•Page 1: Final/revised/ERROR-FREE Thesis statement w/heading

•Page 2: Works Cited page with four likely sources. Use correct MLA format. Click here for sample Works Cited page: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/12/
     and here for specific help with citing web sites: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/08/