Draft of Problem/ Solution Due

Only draft of Problem/ Solution paper. Read drafts. Upload to TurnItIn.

Daybook:

Meet William Kamkwamba.  Information can change your life.

 William Kamkwamba. first time at TED.

Now, William later.

His website.

Thinkwrite: how do you/ will you take advantage of the world you hold in your hand?

Count pages:

Get out all your graded papers and arrange them in order.

Lego Directions -green
Kickstarter Analysis -purple
Kickstarter on Paper -blue
Summary/ Response about Staples - tan
Summary/ Eval/ Response about your choice of reading -yellow
Problem -salmon
Summary/ Eval about your choice from Gale -gray
Problem/ Solution with MLA Sources -goldenrod
Common Assessment - pink 2 or more

Use your papers to do the Count Day Essay Analysis in Moodle.

Then count up your pages. Each Works Cited page counts as a whole page; all other partial pages are fractional (1/4, 1/2, etc.)

Post your page count in the forum.

Daybooks.


Homework:

1.Final version of Problem/ Solution due by class time Thursday (drop by my office). If you must or want to, the final is below.

2.If your page count is less than 25 pages, choose ONE of the following essays to read:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=112219425  "Dodging the Concussion Discussion" by Frank DeFord


http://www.npr.org/2005/05/16/4651531/be-cool-to-the-pizza-dude "Be Cool to the Pizza Dude" by Sarah Adams


Come to class prepared to write a short essay about one of the readings. You will able to look at the reading as you write.