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English Comp 1 Corequisite Writing Workshop Outcomes
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Success Skills
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1.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Success SkillsExplain the importance of time management, expectations, and critical thinking to college successIntroduction to Success Skills
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1.1.1Explore time management and scheduling strategiesPlanning for Success
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1.1.2Describe effective methods for approaching different kinds of college writing assignmentsThinking About Writing Prompts
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1.1.3Explore the concept of critical thinkingCritical Thinking
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Reading Strategies
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2.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Reading StrategiesAnalyze and utilize general reading strategiesIntroduction to Reading in Context
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2.1.1Use previewing as a reading strategyWhy Am I Reading This? Why Was It Written?
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2.1.2Use questioning as a reading strategyActive Reading: How is rhetorical context like a phone call?
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2.1.3Explain the concept of rhetorical contextActive Reading: How is rhetorical context like a phone call?
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2.1.4Describe effective strategies to use when reading is particularly challengingReading is Difficult
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Writing Essentials
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3.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Writing EssentialsAnalyze methods to construct paragraphs that create an argument, have a thesis statement, and include evidence
Introduction to Parts of an Essay
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3.1.1Identify effective thesis statementsWhat is a Thesis?
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3.1.2Examine the components of an academic argumentWhat is an Argument?
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3.1.3Identify topic sentences in paragraphsSupporting a Thesis
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3.1.4Analyze the types and uses of evidence and supporting details in paragraphsThesis and Argument
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Writing in College
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4.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Writing in CollegeDescribe ways to get started on multiple types of college writing assignmentsIntroduction to Writing in College
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4.1.1Describe ways to manage the expectations of writing tasks given in a college classBreaking Down the Assignment
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4.1.2Explain how to get clarification on writing assignments proactively and productivelyWhat if I'm still not sure where to start?
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4.1.3Describe techniques for writing effective narrativesWriting a Narrative
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4.4.4Describe techniques for highlighting cause and effectCause and Effect Essays
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Grammar Essentials
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5.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Grammar EssentialsExamine sentence construction and the proper use of punctuationIntroduction to Grammar Essentials
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5.1.1 Critique passages, looking for the core components of sentencesWhat is a Sentence?
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5.1.2Recognize the standard uses of commasUsing Commas
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5.1.3Identify which punctuation to use when correcting run-on sentences and fragmentsFragments and Run-Ons
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The Writing Process
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6.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: The Writing ProcessExamine components of the writing process and strategies for collecting and organizing evidenceIntroduction to the Writing Process
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6.1.1Describe and use questioning as a prewriting strategyDefining Questions
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6.1.2Describe ways to find evidence in support of a claimWhat is Evidence?
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6.1.3Describe strategies for preliminary research (collecting evidence) on a topicCollecting Evidence
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6.1.4Describe strategies for preliminary research (organizing evidence) on a topicOrganizing Evidence
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Revising and Proofreading
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7.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Revising and ProofreadingEvaluate revision strategies, including peer reviewIntroduction to Revising, Editing, and Proofreading
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7.1.1Examine how revising, editing, and proofreading improve writing qualityUnderstanding Revising, Editing, and Proofreading
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7.1.2Revise for the rhetorical context, style, structure, and claimsPracticing Revision
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7.1.3Describe techniques for effective peer reviewBecoming a Strong Peer Reviewer
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Analysis and Synthesis
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8.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Analysis and SynthesisRecognize and evaluate keys to successful analytic writingIntroduction to Analysis and Synthesis
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8.1.1Explain the basics of analysisGrocery Shopping Analytically
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8.1.2Explain how analysis, inference, and synthesis operate in academic writingReading Analytically
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8.1.3Demonstrate analysis, inference, and synthesis in academic writingAnalysis, Inference, and Synthesis
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Academic Argument
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9.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Academic ArgumentExplain how to build an academic argumentIntroduction to Academic Argument
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9.1.1Examine the elements of an argumentEvaluating Arguments
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9.1.2Examine types of argumentative essaysTypes of Arguments
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9.1.3Examine the structure of arguments and types of supporting claims used to build an argumentBuilding an Argument
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9.1.4Create an argumentative thesisDrafting a Thesis Statement
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The Research Process—Finding and Evaluating Sources
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10.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Finding and Evaluating SourcesDescribe methods for effectively finding and evaluating online and database sources Introduction to Finding and Evaluating Sources
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10.1.1Recognize the difference between popular and scholarly sourcesPopular and Scholarly Sources
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10.1.2Explain how the four moves are used to evaluate informationEvaluating Online Sources
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10.1.3Examine ways to find scholarly articles and books using library databases and catalogsUsing Databases
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The Research Process—Using and Citing Sources
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11.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Using and Citing SourcesSynthesize outside sources with your own through effective quotes, paraphrasing, and summarizing, in correct MLA or APA styleIntroduction to Using and Citing Sources
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11.1.1Effectively integrate and introduce quotes into your writingIncluding Quotations
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11.1.2Successfully identify the components of MLA in-text citationsMLA formatting
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11.1.3Successfully create and identify appropriate MLA Works Cited entriesAPA Formatting
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11.1.4Examine APA documentation formatting and practices
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Grammar Basics
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12.1Introduction to Writing Workshop: Grammar BasicsExamine the proper usage of verbs, pronouns, and nounsIntroduction to Grammar Basics
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12.1.1Identify and use the correct verb tense in a sentenceVerb Tense
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12.1.2Identify and use verbs to match the subject of a sentencePronoun-Antecedent Agreement
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12.1.3Correctly match pronouns and antecedentsAgreement
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12.1.4Recognize the correct word in pairs or trios of commonly-confused wordsCommonly Confused Words
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