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ENG 101 OER

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ENG 101 OER

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Contents· 56 sections
  1. 01: Reading in College
  2. 1.01: Develop general reading strategies by reflecting on you as a reader
  3. 1.02: Read to study the choices made by other writers
  4. 1.03: Understand the difference between responding and analyzing
  5. 1.04: Reading for Rhetoric and Reasoning
  6. 1.05: Annotation is a system for remembering what you read
  7. 1.06: Effective reading prepares you for higher order thinking
  8. 02: Writing with Sources
  9. 2.01: Understand how an assignments wants you to use texts
  10. 2.02: Summarize to demonstrate that you've read and understand the whole text
  11. 2.03: Paraphrase to demonstrate your understanding of the complex ideas in a text
  12. 2.04: Quote to emphasize the writerly choices made in a text
  13. 2.05: Make writerly choices when quoting texts
  14. 2.06: Correct citation builds trust and authority
  15. 2.07: Learn how to avoid plagiarism
  16. 03: Essential Essay Strategies
  17. 3.01: Brainstorming helps you develop your ideas
  18. 3.02: Topic Stance Reasons Importance Thesis
  19. 3.03: There is no one-size-fits-all essay structure but there are useful patterns
  20. 3.04: Strong paragraphs start with good evidence
  21. 3.05: Writing Introductions
  22. 3.06: A conlcusion should explain So What or Now What
  23. 04: Essential Grammar Strategies
  24. 4.01: Understand the level of correctness necessary for your writing situation
  25. 4.02: Master some sentence basics
  26. 4.03: Whose mistake Reading like writer
  27. 4.04: When you're ready learn the rules that will help you
  28. 05: Revision
  29. 5.01: Fix the big stuff before you fix the little stuff
  30. 5.02: Outlining your draft is a good revision tool
  31. 5.03: Giving and receiving feedback will make you a better writer
  32. 5.04: It's OK to be anxious or afraid
  33. 5.05: Triplecheck your essay before turning it in (Spell Check Grammar Check Checklist)
  34. 06: Finding and Using Sources
  35. 6.01: Your readers expect you to find and cite reliable sources
  36. 6.02: Your readers expect you to use sources that have information your readers don't already know
  37. 6.03: Your readers expect you to understand your sources
  38. 6.04: Your readers expect you to do interesting things with your sources
  39. 07: Moving Beyond Essay Basics
  40. 7.01: Use reasoning to connect claims and evidence
  41. 7.02: Use patterns of organization and development
  42. 7.03: Use transitions and signposts to develop relationships between ideas
  43. 7.04: Your essay should continue the conversation
  44. 7.05: Reading like a writer can help you develop conversations in your essays
  45. 08: Modes and Genres
  46. 09: Coming Soon- Genres of Real World Writing
  47. 10: Equipment for Writing
  48. 11: Housing Inequality
  49. 11.01: 1. Separated by Design- How Some of Americas Richest Towns Fight Affordable Housing
  50. 11.02: 2. Separated by Design- Why Affordable Housing Is Built in Areas With High Crime Few Jobs and Struggling Schools
  51. 11.03: 3. How Wealthy Towns Keep People With Housing Vouchers Out
  52. 11.04: 4. One of Americas Wealthiest States Might Pass Up an Opportunity to Tackle Housing Segregation
  53. 11.05: 5. Housing Segregation and Redlining in America- A Short History
  54. 11.06: 6. Urban planning as a tool of white supremacy the other lesson from Minneapolis
  55. 11.07: 7. Opinion- Joe Bidens disastrous plans for Americas suburbs.
  56. 11.08: 8. realDonaldTrump Tweets