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Module One
Due Sept. 11th
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Introduction to Class & Narrative/Descriptive Essay
- Write an entry introducing yourself to other online students
- Take quizzes and write Discussion Board entries
- Write a narrative essay on an important event in your life
- You must have learned a "life lesson" from the event
- The paper will be in first person
- 2-3 pages in length
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Module
Two
Due Oct. 2nd
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Comparison/Contrast Essay
- Focus on writing in 3rd person
- Focus on formatting papers in MLA
- Focus on writing in third person and developing a thesis statement, topic sentences and paragraphs
- You are free to choose your topic; however, please choose college-worthy topics. Avoid comparing or contrasting the following topics:
- dogs and cats
- cars and motorcycles
- apples and oranges
- Choose something that you know a lot about, so your paragraphs are well-developed and informational.
- Here are some examples:
- Compare or contrast two forms of alternative energy
- Compare or Contrast McCain and Obama
- Compare or Contrast Flagstaff and Phoenix
- Be sure and complete all quizzes for this section.
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Module
Three
Due Oct. 30th
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Causal Analysis Essay
- Write a source-based Cause/Effect essay
- Utilize outside research in your paper
- Include quotes, paragraphes and/or summaries from your research
- Include an MLA Works Cited
- Include an Outline and title page
- Complete quizzes for this section.
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Module
Four
Due Dec. 4th
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Argumentative Essay
- Write a source-based Argumentative essay
- Be sure to include both your argument and rebuttal of the opposition
- Utilize outside research in your paper
- Include quotes, paragraphes and/or summaries from your research
- Include an MLA Works Cited
- Include an Outline and title page
- There are no quizzes for this section.
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