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Freshman English--Four Pages of Research Paper and Works Cited Page due Thursday (with revisions)

Scholars: Remember. You MUST print out your paper ahead of time. Papers printed out on the day the assignment is due (May 1) will not be accepted. Plan ahead! Printing out papers on the due date adds to confusion and delays the class lesson. I want to instill in you the importance of planning, meeting deadlines, and not impeding the learning of others by causing delays in the workshop. You can do it! You are great students. Always be your best.

FSA (Florida Standards Assessment) Informational Prompt Strategies

The Explanation, Renee Magritte (1952) Copy and paste the information below. Then keep the document in your binder at all times. Strategies for Responding to an Informative/Explanatory Essay Prompt Based on Texts Definition of an Informational Essay:  An informational essay informs, conveys, imparts, or communicates factual  unbiased  knowledge to an audience (gives no opinion; think "just the facts"). If you are asked to write an informational essay based on the knowledge supplied in accompanying texts, you should consider the strategies listed below the following sample prompt: (This example is from the Florida Department of Education website) **** Write an informational essay on the  relationship between clothing styles  and  developments in clothing creation.  Your ideas  must be based on ideas, concepts, and information from the passage set.

ENC1102--Poetry Explication Skills

  Poetry Explication Skills 1. Read the poem through at least twice. 2. Look up the definitions of any words that you don’t know.