Sequence 3 Outcomes
Posted by Professor Beverly on November 19, 2011 in Class business |
1.Rhetorical Knowledge
- Write with purpose, in varied rhetorical situations and for varied audiences.
2. Critical Thinking, Reading, Writing, and Speaking
- Use writing, reading, and speaking for inquiry, learning, and thinking.
- Recognize, analyze, and interact with both opposing and supporting views.
- Find, evaluate, analyze, and synthesize appropriate primary and secondary sources.
- Integrate their own ideas with those of others.
3. Processes
- Understand writing as a process that allows writers to rethink and revise their work.
- Develop strategies for drafting, revising, editing, and proofreading their papers.
- Learn to give effective feedback to peers about their writing.
- Become effective and rigorous critics of their own writing.
4. Knowledge of Conventions
- Learn common organizational strategies appropriate for different kinds of essays or texts.
- Practice appropriate means of documenting secondary material.
- Gain competence in controlling such features as syntax, grammar, punctuation, and spelling.