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Writing Strategies 2, session 5: October 21st, 2011

Written by Marc Sheffner on October 21, 2011 - 0 Comments
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Homework: Summarize chapters 6 and 7 Email me the summary by midnight, Wednesday, October 26th. Write 4 questions and answers about chapters 6 and 7. Write 2 questions about things you do not understand about chapters 6 and 7. Bring your questions to class.

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Writing Strategies 1, session 7: June 10th, 2011

Written by Marc Sheffner on June 10, 2011 - 0 Comments
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Chapter 5 and 6. Study Guide questions 1-9, pages 20-22. Why do we write citations? So that other people can find the book or website that we used for our research. Look at this list of citations. Which is the best one? Which ones can you actually find? Homework: Send me an email with your [...]

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Writing Strategies II, Session #7: November 12th, 2010

Written by Marc Sheffner on November 13, 2010 - 1 Comment
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In today’s session: Student presentations on the following topics: Story structure Character study Theme: how we treat other people Theme: curiosity Some comments or questions raised about the presentations: Why does the Christian church say magic is bad? Digory is a protagonist, but doesn’t he also do some things which cause problems for himself and the [...]

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Writing Strategies session #7: Friday, June 4th, 2010

Written by Marc Sheffner on June 2, 2010 - 1 Comment
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Image via Wikipedia Handout on Aristotle (A is A). Guidelines for book report #1 – in Japanese, because I want to encourage students to read other books about C.S. Lewis. presentations on June 18th. Presentations in Japanese, 2-4 minutes in length you must give me the title of the book you read using the MLA [...]

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Writing Strategies session #6: Friday, May 28th, 2010

Written by Marc Sheffner on May 29, 2010 - 0 Comments
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Image by law_keven via Flickr Returned last week’s homework. List of C.S. Lewis books in the DWC library – list ALL the books which are in English AND the books which are in Japanese in the library. If your homework has an X on it, please do the assignment again CORRECTLY. Chapter 4 and 5 [...]

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    • DWC Library
    • DWCL 同志社女子大学
    • eBible Japan
    • ESL, Essay writing, Sample Essay, English Composition, English Essays, Example Essay, ESL Writing
    • How to summarise – a slideshow
    • MLA Referencing <<Abilog (日本語)
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    • Paragraph Writing – a guide (slideshow)
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    • Who is C.S. Lewis?
    • ジュンク堂書店:著者 C.S.ルイス:64点
  • Interactive Writing 2009

    • ai’s blog – interactive writing
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    • aichan’s blog – interactive writing
    • blog
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    • enjoy english 宿題提出
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    • mochi blog
    • Moon
    • My English Life
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    • My school days
    • Nacchan’s
    • Rie’s class blog
    • Yki’s Dialy Blog…
    • yu-’s Blog ^U^
  • Research in English 2011

    • "The Mother Tongue" – a review
    • Eskimo words for snow
    • Report Writing: Academic Skills Centre: University of Canberra
    • Sheffner's Syllabi @ DWC
  • Useful Links 2009

    • Little Plum
    • The Diddakoi

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