Welcome to Prof. Price's Freshman Composition blog. Our goal here is to have a space where students can share, comment and provide feedback on discussions and assignments. It is not necessary to write in formal language or to be overly "politically correct" provided that your comments are respectful to each student's thoughts/comments and all groups, races, ethnicities.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Spring '12 Blog 1 Responses
What are your thoughts on the readings and discussions thus far? Do you think there are multiple languages even within the English language? How does one negotiate between languages they have already acquired, and learning academic and standard languages? Is there a difference between "school" language and "home" language? Do you have to unlearn "home" language to learn "school" language?
Friday, November 18, 2011
"There Will Come Soft Rains"
Please post your response to one of the questions on meaning on page 226, and respond to another student.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Explaining a Concept and Intelligence
Take a look at these videos, and tell me how they change, or complicate your view of intelligence. Also, if you have any questions, concerns, or thoughts about another concept, or the "the concept essay" write them here.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Blog Post 3 - The Profile Essay
I would like for you to share a little about your experience so far with this essay. What has the process been like? Why did you choose the subject that you did? Was it difficult to note-take? Was it difficult to put these ideas into an essay? How did you come to decide on what your perspective was?
Also, check out this post "The Dangers of Thinking in Five Paragraphs" from a colleague of mine that also teaches composition? How does this relate to our discussion of good writing, and how we approach the writing process? How does the purpose of writing change in different environments? Why do you think you are often taught to write this way, and what limits/possibilities are there for this type of writing?
I know that's a lot to check out/write on... perhaps tackle one of these tasks in depth, or briefly hit on both in your post.
Also, check out this post "The Dangers of Thinking in Five Paragraphs" from a colleague of mine that also teaches composition? How does this relate to our discussion of good writing, and how we approach the writing process? How does the purpose of writing change in different environments? Why do you think you are often taught to write this way, and what limits/possibilities are there for this type of writing?
I know that's a lot to check out/write on... perhaps tackle one of these tasks in depth, or briefly hit on both in your post.
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