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English 110 Freshman Composition

English 110 Freshman Composition

“You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That’s why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence.” ― Octavia E. Butler

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  • Course Materials
    • Course Powerpoints
    • Peer Review Sheets and Rubrics
    • Reflection Paper
      • reflection paper student sample
      • reflection paper instructor sample
      • Literacy Narrative Reflection Paper Rough Model
  • Course Genres
    • Literacy Narrative
      • Literacy Narrative Assignment
      • Literacy Narrative Outline
    • Blended Genre Text
      • why are ‘karens’ so angry?
    • Narrative Essay
    • Expository Essay
      • expository essay assignment
    • Annotated Bibliography
      • Annotated Bibliography Assignment
    • Argumentative Essay
      • multimodal argumentative assignment
    • Powerpoint
    • Final Project- Digital Self Assessment and Portfolio
      • Self Assessment Portfolio Instructor Sample Page
      • Self Assessment Portfolio Project
  • Student Samples
    • Student Samples- Literacy Narrative
    • Student Sample- Expository Essay
    • Student Sample- Multimodal Powerpoints
    • Student Sample- Argumentative Essay
    • Student Sample- Final Project Portfolio and Self Assessment
      • student sample 1
      • student sample 2
      • student sample 3
      • student sample 4
      • student sample 5
      • student sample 6
    • Instructor Example Annotated Bibliography
  • TED Talks and Theory
  • Uncovering the Single Story
    • debunking the single story assignment prompt
  • Class Meeting Recordings
  • MLA Citation Style
    • 2021 MLA Norton Guide
    • Purdue OWL MLA Website
    • How to Cite a Poem in MLA
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Student Samples

Examine student samples for composition ideas and genre analysis homework

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