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speech outline
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Title: Standardized Tests Deciding Students Future
Purpose statement: Persuade the audience that standardized testing is
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Thesis statement: St...
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What are different genres of writing that we should look for in this assignment?
ReplyDeleteWhat is APA style writing?
What does the goal 'Give your more information about the discipline of your interest mean'?
ReplyDeleteWhere will we find the three non-academic/academic writings?
Can my interviewee be my dad?
1.) Am I pulling direct quotes from both the articles and the interview or just summarizing?
ReplyDelete2.) Do I have to conduct the interview in person or can I do it over the phone or Skype?
3) How specific do I have to be with my major if I am not fully committed to a major?
1. How much of the content in my report should come from the website that gives us additional information about the writing in that profession as opposed to the information from the interview itself?
ReplyDelete2. Can you explain the difference between academic and non-academic a little more thoroughly?
3. Are the six sources that need to be cited from the website that gives us additional information about the writing in the profession?
1. Will we be including the answers from the interview in our paper or is that for our own knowledge?
ReplyDelete2. How many questions should we ask in our interviews?
3. Is our audience we're writing to the people who are in the same field as us?
Does the five pages requirement include citations?
ReplyDeleteWhere are good places to find sources for the academic and non-academic sources?
Do you want a hard copy of the essay once it is complete or have it posted to icon?
Do we have to interview someone that's in our exact field or can it be someone that is in a relating field of work?
ReplyDeleteHow do professionals write non-academic works about their field when they are the most credible source of information on their respective field?
What is the difference between an academic and non-academic report?
1) What do you mean by academic writings and non-academic writings?
ReplyDelete2) Does this need to be an in person interview?
3) How advanced does the writer need to be to be suitable to interview?
1. Can I choose creative writing as the field to do the research?
ReplyDelete2. If I can, then what kind of writing in this field can be "academic writing"? May be the comments letter for their peers or for their students?
3. Is there any page or word limitation for the sources we find?
How many academic articles do we need? How many non-academic?
ReplyDeleteCan I interview someone whose writing may not align exactly with the career I am pursuing?
How can we arrange meetings with you outside of your office hours?
1. What if we don't have a declared major yet?
ReplyDelete2. Is there a certain type of writing you are looking for or will all of these pieces be different?
3. What do you mean by academic and non-academic pieces?
Will we need to cite our interview or just the writings?
ReplyDeleteHow do you find the advanced writer that you shall interview?
ReplyDeleteHow will we know if we have achieved the purpose of this writing assignment?
How long does this assignment normally take?
For this specific assignment, when we interview people, can the interview be over the phone?
ReplyDeleteWhat are some good starting questions to ask my person?
What day do you recommended starting the interviews?
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ReplyDeleteQ1: Does each individual academic or non-academic writing need to be different genres or just different genres between the two categories of writings we need to find?
ReplyDeleteQ2: Is the report supposed to be about our major or the field of work we are trying to go into?
Q3: What are APA citations?
• My area of study is Enterprise Leadership, but I’m also interested in a career in music. Can I write about something in that field?
ReplyDelete• Are we being asked to use just any writings about the field/area of study that we are analyzing?
• Can/Should we use writings that we find in the interviews we will be conducting?
Gabriel Trokel, Parker Murphy, and Jordyn West
ReplyDelete1. What types of writing do you do?
2. How often do you have to write?
3. How do you prepare to write?
4. What is the main purpose of your daily writing?
5. Would you say the majority of your writing is academic or non-academic?