ENGL 106 - Spring 2017 Vogel Project 3Argument 1 Purpose and Overview In Unit 3, we've been looking at different models and uses of English as an...

7 Further Points to Consider

Use strong, complete, and varied sentences! Pay particular attention to word choice, grammar, and punctuation!

Demonstrate growth and improvement from the first drafts to the final revised draft.

Get feedback from your peers!

Make your essay truly yours! Advice is useful, but it can also be confusing and mess up the writing process.

Make sure you have a profound understanding of the terms and concepts we discussed in class. Otherwise you might not be able to fulfill the requirements with regard to content!

Proofread and refer to rubrics and materials throughout the writing process!

If you have any questions about the assignment or this assignment sheet, get in touch!

8 Notes

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****** ENJOY YOUR WRITING ******

Late Work Policy ReminderFrom Syllabus: Major assignments that are turned in late (not submitted by the deadline) without prior arrangement will incur a 5% penalty per 24-hour period (in other words, your grade on the assignment will be reduced by 5% for every 24 hours past the deadline).

From Course Information and Policies:

Students cannot receive a passing grade in first-year composition unless they have submitted all drafts and final versions for all major assignments as well as the final required in the course. Incompletes are awarded 1) in case of extreme emergency; 2) if, only if, 70% of the course work has been completed at the semester’s end; and 3) the instructor has the approval of the Director of the Writing Program.

More on Grades & Credit

An E is assigned to an essay that has been completed but falls short of acceptable college-level work.

A zero is recorded for work not handed in at all.

Failure to hand in a major assignment automatically results in a failing grade for the course.

You are required to keep electronic copies of all of your work to resubmit in case an assignment is misplaced and hard copies of graded work if you elect to file a grade appeal at semester’s end.

Instructors will not evaluate an essay or assign credit for it without first seeing the required drafts.

Submitting your Work

It is your responsibility to submit your work by the published assignment deadline.

It is your responsibility to submit the correct version of your assignment.

Students are required to keep copies of all drafts and major assignments until after the end of the semester.

Drafts must be turned in with all essays. Drafts should show significant changes in purpose, audience, organization, or evidence.

Final copies should be typed and follow the appropriate style guidelines for the assignment (MLA, APA, or other citation style) or as determined by your instructor.