Writing Program at New College ENG 105 Writing Program Select Section Home Assignments - Home From Research to Writing (R2W) Assignments - Digital Portfolio Assignments - Community Based Project Assignments - How Am I Connected? Assignments - Literacy Narrative (1000 - 1500 words) Assignments - Portfolio and Final Reflection Assignments - Proposal Assignments - Research Question and Cover Letter Assignments - Research Question and Reflection Assignments - Rhetorical Analysis "This I Believe" Assignments - What's at Stake? Assignments - Writer's Inventory Assignments - Writing Summaries Suggested Assignment Sequences ENG 101 - Suggested Assignment Sequences ENG 102 - Suggested Assignment Sequences ENG 105 - Suggested Assignment Sequences ENG 107 - Suggested Assignment Sequences ENG 108 - Suggested Assignment Sequences WAC 101 - Suggested Assignment Sequences WAC 107 - Suggested Assignment Sequences Elements of Inquiry: An Introduction Elements of Inquiry: Reflection, Critical Thinking, and Research Elements of Inquiry: Assignments Elements of Inquiry: Exercises Lessons and Exercises - Home An Interdisciplinary Approach Developing a Research Question Drafting Paragraphing Reading Research Revising Reflection Rhetoric Sentences Readings and other Supporting Materials - Home Readings Open Source Guides Other Resources Rhetoric: A (Very) Brief Introduction Rhetoric: An Introduction The Rhetorical Situation Concepts in Rhetoric The Rhetorical Situation: Assignments The Rhetorical Situation: Exercises Syllabi Syllabi- WAC 101 Syllabi - ENG 101 Syllabi - ENG 102 Syllabi - ENG 105 Syllabi - ENG 107 Syllabi- WAC 107 Syllabi - ENG 108 Writing to Learn Writing to Learn: A Framework Writing to Learn: Assignments Writing to Learn: Exercises Reading as Inquiry: Assignments Reading as Inquiry: Exercises Reading as Inquiry Reading as Questioning A Case Study of Critical Reading: Frederick Douglass' Autobiography Argument Choose a Focus Claim Counterargument Critical Reading as a Part of Research Critical Thinking: An Engine for Inquiry Evidence Faculty Overview Greetings, colleagues! Faculty Directory First-Year Writing Courses Formulating a Research Question Framework for Success Habits of Mind Habits of a Curious Mind Genre Giving Your Readers the Gist: Summarizing Integrating Other Writer's Work: Attributive Tags Invention Keeping a Record of Your Reading Process: Annotating Texts Plagiarism Qualification Reasoning Research and Inquiry Reflection Begins with a Decision Resources Revising the Research Question Sentence of the Month Student Overview The Art of Choosing the Right Passage: Quotation Voice Taking Inventory Values
