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Sep 30, 2024
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WRDS 1103 - Writing and Inquiry in Academic Contexts I and II
Students write extensively as they explore literacy and writing. They engage critically with the opinions and voices of others while developing an extended inquiry project that integrates materials from varied sources and includes writing in multiple genres. Students write, revise, edit, and reflect on their writing with the support of the teacher and peers. Students also immerse themselves in a conversation about a topic through reading, questioning, and process writing. Students learn to distinguish rhetorical contexts, practice different conventions, and develop positions in relation to research. They also adopt digital technologies to network, compose, and/or critique and disseminate their work.
Credit Hours: (3)
Restriction(s): The WRDS Department uses Directed Self Placement to guide students in their choice of 1103 or 1104. Students will take a guided survey during New Student Orientation about their writing experiences that will determine their placement into WRDS 1103 or 1104. Students who have received credit for WRDS 1104 may not enroll in WRDS 1103.
General Education Requirement(s) Satisfied: Communication Competency
Grading Method: Grades are derived primarily from portfolios that include work generated throughout the term.
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