NOTE:
This page is gradually being phased out. Visit the FYWP Curriculum Wiki
for more current materials, including updated curriculum guides for
ENGL 120 and ENGL 121.
Curriculum
Overview and Course
Planning Information (pdf)
In this section, you will find information about the following:
- 120/121
Course Outcomes, and information on how to adapt those for your course
syllabus;
- 120/121
Course Minimum Assignment Standards;
- 120/121
information on: Assessment and Grading, Discussion and Writing
Activities;
- Peer
Response and Peer Editing; Working with Reading;
- The
Political Nature of our Work.
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Descriptions
of and Handouts for Activities
in 120 and
121(pdf)
Here
you'll find handouts for frequent 120/121
activities like reader review, working with evidence, and more.
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Departmental
Policies and Guidelines (html)
Included are a wide variety of "technical" details that are important
to know for ENGL courses: where and when to file grades, holding
student conferences, dealing with student behavior appropriately, and
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Do-It-Yourself
Syllabus Kit (html)
You
can use this section to build your own syllabus; it explains each part
of the syllabus and what you need to include. Make sure to double-check
your syllabus against this one, as there are some parts of a syllabus
that are really important to include! |
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Student-Friendly
120/121 Outcomes (pdf)
If you'd like another version of the course outcomes to share with
students in addition to or instead of the "official" outcomes, you may
find these useful. |
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ENGL 225 Curriculum Guide (pdf)
Includes a general description of ENGL 225 ("Writing in a Changing
World"), course outcomes, models of a few 225 courses around different
themes, and information on the 225 Writers' Conference. |
