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FIQWS-Tentative Schedule

FIQWS-Tentative Schedule

“Out of Time” Assignments

Course “Out of Time” AssignmentsOn-Time (36 max pts)
Class Facilitations6
(Class Facilitation) Journals (8 out of 11) w/End of Semester Reflection4
Weekly Read and Response (8 out of 11)6

Semester Portfolio

DATEASSIGNMENT DUEON-TIME (20 max pts)
MAY 20thSemester Reflection Questionnaire10
MAY 20thPortfolio Website10

News Feature Story w/Annotated Bibliography

DATECLASS CONTENTRead and Response
(8 out of 11)(Tuesdays 11:59)
ASSIGNMENTS
(SUNDAYS, 11:59 pm)
ON-TIME (34 max pts)
JAN 25-29Introductions and Syllabus Review
Assignment: Plenary Journal and Class facilitation
Assignment: The News Feature
assigned weeklyIntroductory Reflection C/I
FEB 1-5** class facilitations begin
Workshop: Invention
CCNY Library Databases VISIT/
Developing Primary Sources/
Evaluating sources
assigned weeklyTopic Proposal Plan5
FEB 8-12**class facilitation
– News Feature Analysis
– How to Conduct an Interview or Observation 
assigned weeklySending out Feelers5
FEB 15-19**class facilitation
– Feature Writing Start to Finish
Composing APA Annotations for The Annotated Bibliography
assigned weeklySending out Feelers
Introductory Write-up Cont.
FEB 22-26**class facilitation
Virtual 1-on-1 Meetings Scheduled
assigned weeklyPitch Paragraphs &
Annotated Bibliography
5
FEB 29-MAR 5**class facilitation
– Rhetorical Analysis: News Feature Sample
– Feature Writing Continued
Feature Writing and Analysis Continued
assigned weekly
MAR 8-12**class facilitation
Peer review of News Feature (first draft)
assigned weeklyPeer Feature Assignment5
MAR 15-19Emergency Doctor’s IssueFeature Article Proposal/Structuring (In-Class)5
MAR 22-26**class facilitation
Feature Article Proposal/Structuring (In-Class)
assigned weeklyNews Feature Draft w/Annotated Bib (26th)9

Composition in Two Genres

DATECLASS CONTENTWeekly Read and Response
(8 out of 11)
ASSIGNMENTS DUE
(SUNDAYS, 11:59 pm)
ON TIME (30 max pts)
MAR 29-APR 2**class facilitation
Assignment: Composition in two genres
Mid-Semester Reflection (C/I)
Workshop:  genre analysis and audience research
assigned weeklyNews Feature Final Draft (due 5th)
APR 5-12No Wednesday classes. Have a good break!!Genre Analysis and Proposal (APR 18)10
APR 19-23**class facilitation
Peer review: genre analysis and proposal
Workshop: Identifying features in effective presentations
assigned weeklyPeer Review of Analysis/Proposal Report (in-class)3
APR 26-30**class facilitation
Assignment: Introduction to portfolio
Workshop: Final portfolio
Assignment: Composition in Two Genres SOGC
assigned weeklySecond Genre and SOGC5 & 3
MAY 3-7Composition in Two Genres: PresentationsPresentations7
MAY 8-14Composition in Two Genres: PresentationsSame as above

Grading (Just Add ‘Em Up)

A+98.0-100%   C+77.0-79.9%
A94.0-97.9%C73.0-76.9%
A-90.0-93.9%C-70.0-72.9%
B+87.0-89.9%D+67.0-69.9%
B83.0-86.9%D60.0-66.9%
B-80.0-82.9%.F0.0 – 59%

Since we’ll be using your writing in our class activities and workshops, it’s crucial that your work is submitted on time. As such, late work will incur substantial penalties. On-time submission means by or before the due date/time.  If you’re late but submit the work within 48 hours of the due date/time, you can receive 75% of the credit allowed for the work.  If you’re late but submit the work within 168 hours (one week) of the due date/time, you can receive 25% of the credit allowed for the work. 

After one week, the work won’t be assigned any of the points listed, but you still have to submit it in order to get credit for the other parts of the associated assignment. In addition, any writing that is done collaboratively or in class is required even though it doesn’t have a specific number of points assigned (marked with * on schedule). Any of the marked pieces not submitted will result in a one-point deduction from the associated assignment grade.

All assignments have specific requirements around the submission.