Naturally, readings are to be completed and considered before the class meeting for which they are assigned. Readings from Clayton must be completed by the Thursday of the week we discuss them. Our discussions will work best if you bring your texts to class. Likewise, written assignments are due at the beginning of the class for which they are assigned. Late work loses a third of a grade per day, beginning with that class.
Documented excuses are permissible.
You will be asked to meet in small groups of 3-4 to read over and respond to drafts of each other's essays. Early in the semester, you'll be assigned to a small group . This is the group you will meet with for peer review of your writing, as well as the group you will make your presentation with. Assignments Aside from the basic procedures outlined and assumed above, there are three types of assignments for this course. One essay of 2000-2500 words, due at the end of Reading Period.