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about the instructor: Office: RO B238 Office Hours Winter 2010 Tuesday 4:30-5:00 and 8:00-8:30 SF (check classroom SF 108) Wednesdays 12-1pm and 4-5pm RO B238 (check classroom RO A214 and A201) Thursdays 10:30-11:00pm and 2:30-3:00 RO (check classroom RO 201) If I'm not in my office, look for me in the classroom! teaching Schedule: Tuesdays ENG 1520 SF 108 5-8pm Wednesdays ENG 1510 1-4pm RO 214 and ENG 1510 5-8pm A201 Thursdays ENG 1700: The Michigan Reader 11-2pm RO A201 plus one online section of each composition course, ENG 1510 and ENG 1520 operating principle in the classroom: about students: Note: All registered students should contact me through Blackboard 8 Internal Messages, not my school e-mail (which fills up and closes regularly). e-mail address for all others (including registered students who want to contact me before or after the semester): gmfourni@oaklandcc.edu How to Succeed in English classes (docx) Writing for Yourself (pdf) about all ENG classes: Attendance (docx) Course Terminology (docx) about writing and researching: Writing Workshop (ppt) The Writing Process (ppt) Forward Outlining (ppt) Backwards Outline (ppt) The Research Process (docx) Research and Writing (ppt) Short Cuts to Good Grammar (docx) Short Cuts to Good Grammar (pdf) The Comma Game (ppt) Grammar is Your Friend! (ppt) about reading Reading is for Everyone (ppt) Teacher's Example Entrance Essay on Reading (docx) semester's nonfiction book assignment Nonfiction Book List (pdf) Nonfiction Book Assignment (pdf) Nonfiction Book Assignment (docx) Book Review (ppt) Revising the Book Review (ppt) Finally! Instructor's Book Review!!! (docx) I've been promising for a while to write in response to my own assignments, which isn't an easy thing to do, and for a few reasons. One reason? I'm long-winded. Here's a review of a Camille Claudel biography. Claudel was a French sculptor born at the wrong time. With this essay, I want to show students that I can practice what I preach. Also, I'd like to spread the word about Claudel and infuse a little needed feminism into Michigan consciousness. Enjoy! Let me know what you think! GMF about composition I - eng 1510 Composition I coursepack/syllabus Winter 2010 version 3.3 (pdf) Get Ready for Comp I (ppt) Teacher's Example Remix Homework (Comp I) (docx) Teacher's Example Remix Homework (Comp I) WITH ANALYSIS (docx) Revising the Critical Personal Narration (ppt) Comp I Public Essay (ppt) about composition II - eng 1520 Composition II coursepack/syllabus Winter 2010 version 3.3 (pdf) Teacher's Example Writing in the Works HW One and Two (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Three and Five (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Six and Seven (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Eight (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Nine (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Ten (docx) Teacher's Example WIW HW Eleven (docx) Teacher's Example WIW Twelve (docx) about The Michigan Reader - eng 1700 The Michigan Reader syllabus (docx) Teacher's Example Michigan Reader Entrance Essay Teacher's Example Rosa Parks: A Life Take Home Test/Book Review
Sample Comp I Student Essays: Mike Cole Sample Comp I Student Essays: Lauren Crawford Sample Comp I Student Book Review: Jeff Bannow Sample Comp I Personal Narration: Luke MacGilvray Sample Comp II Student Essays: Don Drife Sample Comp II Student Essays: Whitney Reubens Sample Comp II Student Essays: Patti Eaken Sample Comp II Student Essays: Nina Assunto
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My credentials. She teaches and writes! Registered students should contact me through Blackboard 8 Internal Messages. All others contact me through my school e-mail address: gmfourni@oaklandcc.edu Final words: Another essay from your instructor. This is a lengthy piece about my teaching philosophy.
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