Thinking Hard about a Reading

Chose one of these topics:
Why College Football Should Be Banned
What about Bissinger’s essay (“Why College Football Should Be Banned†America Now pages 169–71)
is “Grinch†-like (¶13)? What do you think that means? Is his tone appropriate? Why or why not?
Not All College Majors Are Created Equal
Write an essay that discusses the way Michelle Singletary’s argument (“Not All College Majors Are
Created Equal†America Now pages 254–56) deals with your feelings (and the feelings of your peers)
about the future. Does Singletary’s essay do anything to quell your fears? Does her essay add to those
fears?
Mechanical requirements:
• The final product will be formatted according to MLA standards.
• The paper will be 4–6 pages long (1400–2200 words).
• All submissions will be through the Turnitin website.
Due Dates:
1. Monday, October 7 (3:50 PM): Rough draft uploaded to Turnitin for PeerMark editing.
2. Wednesday, October 9 (4:00 PM): Read and comment on three papers through PeerMark.
3. Friday, October 11 (3:00 PM): Final copy uploaded to Turnitin for grading.
This essay is worth 100 points.

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S. Langlois-Bertrand

Editorial assignment
Instructions
This assignment is worth 10% of your final grade and is due before midnight on October 3rd, through
the link on cuLearn. The policy on late assignments can be found on page 2 of the course syllabus.
You must choose a topic, formulate a question, and provide an answer to it in the form of an editorial.
The topic must be approved by the instructor on (or before) September 26th through the link provided
on cuLearn, unless you take one of the suggestions below in its exact form. The objective is to write a
very short argumentative essay, 500 words maximum, where bibliographical references must be kept
to a minimum. This is thus an exercise in concision: answer in a clear and straightforward fashion,
with supporting arguments, to the question you are asking.
For the choice of topic, think of an interesting theme or question that would fall in the ‘international
relation’s sphere, perhaps a question often discussed in public debates. For instance: Are the United
States dictating Canadian security or defence policy? Is the WTO at the service of rich countries?
Should the United Nations intervene in Syria? Should we abolish the IMF? Will we run out of oil?
Should we create an international organization for the environment? Is the ‘war on terror’ over?
Should governments protect culture? Is China a threat to Canada or other countries?
Format and content requirements
• assignments must be typed, single-spaced, with a 12-point standard font (Times New Roman,
Arial, or Calibri);
• you must include a cover page with relevant information (title, course number, instructor name,
date, and word count for the body of the text);
• word limit is fixed at 500 and is a critical part of this assignment, so every sentence must be
absolutely necessary to your demonstration; going over the limit will be strictly penalized;
• structure and clarity are essential: give attention to the construction of the text, take position, be
clear. Assume that you are writing for non-expert readers in a large newspaper;
• make sure to proof-read your paper before handing it in: multiple grammatical, spelling and
punctuation errors will be penalized.

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The Little, Brown Compact Handbook for rules regarding MLA formatting

Use proper MLA format throughout your paper. Refer to you’re The Little, Brown Compact Handbook for rules regarding MLA formatting, punctuation, citing, etc.

You must have at least four sources. You must have, at minimum, two sources that are books, magazine articles, newspaper articles, journals, interviews, reports, or government records, etc. What this means is that two of your sources have to be anything but a website.
The final paper is your final exam.

Choose from one of the following topics:

1. How has television influenced American society (you can write about technology, media, violence, etc.)?

2. Research a sports legend. Define how he/she changed the way their specific game was played/viewed/accepted.

3. Choose an American film legend and define how he/she is influential.

4. Pick an infamous criminal and research his/her life of crime. Explain why he/she is still well known and why Americans are mesmerized by their actions.

You may alter the topics a bit if you find something interesting within these topics.

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Why did the great powers go to war in 1914 Elaborate on the origins of World War I

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portfolio

portfolio. required to submit a 500 words each chapter of the summary of chapter 1 to 4
Textbook Bartlett and Beamish 2014 textbook. Need to write a 500 word summary on how these readings underscore the importance of various weekly concepts.

From chapter 1 to chapter 4, write a 500 words summary for each chapter totalling 2000 words based on concepts as well as from the readings.

After that, write another 500 words each for readings 6.1, 6.2 and 8.1, 8.2 based on the mentioned textbook

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Education lesson plans

In fourth- to eighth-grade classrooms, there are great books that could become the basis for instruction in fluency reading.

Choose one book and provide the title, author, and a brief synopsis.

1. Create a 5-day mini-unit of study in which you unfold a plan for developing students’ fluency.

2. Include at least five different activities and a minimum of one end of unit assessment within your 5-day unit.

3. Recommended lesson plan templates would include SIOP, EEI and UBD, located within the Student Success Center.

Concurrently, provide a brief overview of your mini-unit. This should be 500-750 words in length and summarize the major theme of the unit.

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research in education

Research How will you apply your research in education? Who will benefit from your research? What future research will you conduct on this subject? How do you think that your research will impact education within the next decade?
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