All of the paper questions, however, allow room for personal interpretation. Such interpretation must be supported by references to the language of the text or to visual details of the artifact. To receive at least a grade of B, papers must go beyond merely repeating previously supplied lecture and discussion information to offer, as part of the response, good personal insights developed through critical attention to assigned materials. To receive an A, papers must demonstrate superior and original critical thinking. Any and all external sources must be accurately referenced.
Papers are due on the date indicated on the syllabus.
Unexcused late papers may be penalized by a grade reduction.