First Things First: Foundational Tools for Collegiate Writing

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Copyright: 2016

Pages: 224

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First Things First: Foundational Tools for Collegiate Writing teaches students how to write academically. This workbook contains 10 lessons with several exercises and practice tools for students enrolled in a college writing course.

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Lesson One: Annotation

Reading Tool #1: Chunking

Reading Tool #2: Annotation

Practice Exercise #1: Grammar—Diagnostic

Practice Exercise #2: Sentence Suitcases

Essay 1: Essay Mode—Summary

Practice Exercise #1

Essay Mode—Critique

Practice Exercise #2

Essay Tool #1: Understanding Mechanics vs. Content

Summary/Critique

Practice: Student Essay #1

Lesson Two: Prep Work

Steps to Prep

Prep Tool #1: Bubbles & Venn

Prep Tool #2: Concept Map

Prep Tool #3: Outlines

Introduction to Grammar

Grammar Lesson #1: Run-ons and Comma Splices

Grammar Worksheet #1

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Lesson Three: Peer Editing

Practice Exercise

Grammar Worksheet #2: Grammar Lesson 2: Fragments

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Essay 2: Essay Mode—Compare and Contrast

Compare/Contrast

Practice: Student Essay 2

Lesson Four: Elements of the Essay: Introductions

Intro Tool #1: Hook/Bait

Intro Tool #2: Background

Practice Exercise #1: Background

Intro Tool #3: Thesis Statements

Grammar Worksheet #3: Grammar Lesson 3: Parallelism

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3

Essay 3: Essay Mode—Definition

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Definition

Practice: Student Essay 3

Lesson Five: Punctuation

Practice Exercise: Punctuation

Grammar Worksheet #4: Grammar Lesson 4: Commas

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Lesson Six: Elements of the Essay: Body

Body Tool #1: Topic Sentence

Practice Exercise #1

Body Tool #2: RENNS

Grammar Worksheet #5: Grammar Lesson 5: Agreement

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3

Lesson Seven: Integrating Quotes

Citations Tool #1: In-Text Citations

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Quoting Tool #1: Integrating Quotes

Grammar Worksheet #6: Grammar Lesson 6: Personal Error

Lesson Eight: Research

Research Tool #1: CRAAP

Practice Exercise #1

Research Tool #2: Academic Databases

Practice Exercise #2

Essay 4: Essay Mode—Expository Analysis

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3: Guided Prep

Expository Analysis 106

Practice: Student Essay 4

Lesson Nine: Works Cited Pages

Practice Exercise #1

Essay 5: Essay Mode—Argument

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2: Guided Prep

Argument

Practice: Student Essay 5

Student Essay Evaluation

Lesson Ten: Elements of the Essay: Conclusion

Conclusion Tool #1: Elements

Practice Exercise #1

Essay 6: Essay Mode—Synthesis

Practice Exercise #1

Guided Prep

Scrapbook Synthesis

Practice: Student Essay 6

Appendix

Scrapbook Assignments

Vocab Assignments

Journal Assignments

Essay Assignments

JOLINE SCOTT-ROLLER

“I’m glad I took this class as a freshman. Now I’m a senior and I still use all of what I learned from Ms. Joline every time I write an essay.”

-Darius Noble

First Things First: Foundational Tools for Collegiate Writing teaches students how to write academically. This workbook contains 10 lessons with several exercises and practice tools for students enrolled in a college writing course.

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Lesson One: Annotation

Reading Tool #1: Chunking

Reading Tool #2: Annotation

Practice Exercise #1: Grammar—Diagnostic

Practice Exercise #2: Sentence Suitcases

Essay 1: Essay Mode—Summary

Practice Exercise #1

Essay Mode—Critique

Practice Exercise #2

Essay Tool #1: Understanding Mechanics vs. Content

Summary/Critique

Practice: Student Essay #1

Lesson Two: Prep Work

Steps to Prep

Prep Tool #1: Bubbles & Venn

Prep Tool #2: Concept Map

Prep Tool #3: Outlines

Introduction to Grammar

Grammar Lesson #1: Run-ons and Comma Splices

Grammar Worksheet #1

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Lesson Three: Peer Editing

Practice Exercise

Grammar Worksheet #2: Grammar Lesson 2: Fragments

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Essay 2: Essay Mode—Compare and Contrast

Compare/Contrast

Practice: Student Essay 2

Lesson Four: Elements of the Essay: Introductions

Intro Tool #1: Hook/Bait

Intro Tool #2: Background

Practice Exercise #1: Background

Intro Tool #3: Thesis Statements

Grammar Worksheet #3: Grammar Lesson 3: Parallelism

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3

Essay 3: Essay Mode—Definition

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Definition

Practice: Student Essay 3

Lesson Five: Punctuation

Practice Exercise: Punctuation

Grammar Worksheet #4: Grammar Lesson 4: Commas

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Lesson Six: Elements of the Essay: Body

Body Tool #1: Topic Sentence

Practice Exercise #1

Body Tool #2: RENNS

Grammar Worksheet #5: Grammar Lesson 5: Agreement

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3

Lesson Seven: Integrating Quotes

Citations Tool #1: In-Text Citations

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Quoting Tool #1: Integrating Quotes

Grammar Worksheet #6: Grammar Lesson 6: Personal Error

Lesson Eight: Research

Research Tool #1: CRAAP

Practice Exercise #1

Research Tool #2: Academic Databases

Practice Exercise #2

Essay 4: Essay Mode—Expository Analysis

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2

Practice Exercise #3: Guided Prep

Expository Analysis 106

Practice: Student Essay 4

Lesson Nine: Works Cited Pages

Practice Exercise #1

Essay 5: Essay Mode—Argument

Practice Exercise #1

Practice Exercise #2: Guided Prep

Argument

Practice: Student Essay 5

Student Essay Evaluation

Lesson Ten: Elements of the Essay: Conclusion

Conclusion Tool #1: Elements

Practice Exercise #1

Essay 6: Essay Mode—Synthesis

Practice Exercise #1

Guided Prep

Scrapbook Synthesis

Practice: Student Essay 6

Appendix

Scrapbook Assignments

Vocab Assignments

Journal Assignments

Essay Assignments

JOLINE SCOTT-ROLLER

“I’m glad I took this class as a freshman. Now I’m a senior and I still use all of what I learned from Ms. Joline every time I write an essay.”

-Darius Noble