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English Composition I provides an introduction to and foundation for the academic reading and writing characteristic of college. Attending explicitly to disciplinary context, you will learn to read critically, write effective arguments, understand the writing process, and craft powerful prose that meets readers’ expectations. You will gain writing expertise by exploring questions about expertise itself: What factors impact expert achievement? What does it take to succeed? Who determines success? Since personal investment yields better writing, you can select an area of expertise meaningful to you (a hobby, trade, profession, discipline, etc.) for your major writing projects, which will be drafted and revised in sequenced stages: a critical response to an argument about expertise (2pp.); an explication of a visual image (2pp.); a case study of an expert (4pp.) and an Op-Ed (2 pp.). Your writing will be central to the course as we create a seminar/workshop structure with peer response and selected *** Two overarching assumptions about academic writing will shape our work: 1) it is transferable; 2) it is learnable. Being an effective academic writer involves asking meaningful questions and engaging in complex dialogue with texts and ideas. These skills are useful across virtually all academic disciplines and they provide a valuable means for making sense of non-academic experiences as well. Perhaps even more important, though, is that learning how to write effectively does not require inspiration or genius, but hard work, reflection, and feedback. This means that, with practice, dedication, and working with others, you can be an effective academic writer and contribute your ideas to important, ongoing conversations. Let's start now. Share why you want to improve your writing Find out what others say about writing Course Syllabus Unit 1 (Weeks ***: Critical Response How do we become experts? I will ask you to draft and revise a critical response to an article about expertise by Daniel Coyle. You will draw on your selected area of expertise to respond to Coyle's arguments. Specifically, we will focus on how to: read critically; summarize, question, analyze, and evaluate written text; engage with the work of others; understand the stages of the writing process; workshop writing; respond towards revision; incorporate reader feedback; integrate quotes/evidence; cite the work of others; and craft effective titles. Unit 2 (Weeks ***: Explicating a Visual Image What does expertise look like? How do we define it? I will ask you to select a visual image depicting your selected area of expertise and then explicate that image in order to make an argument about what expertise looks like and how it can be defined. Specifically, we will continue to work with the elements we learned in Unit 1, as well as build on them by focusing on how to: summarize, questions, analyze, and evaluate visual texts; argue and support a position; use evidence; achieve cohesion; develop paragraph unity; revise; and edit Unit 3 (Weeks ***: Case Study What can we learn about expertise in a particular area? What does it take to succeed? I will ask you to research a particular example of expert achievement in your selected area and, drawing on multiple resources, make an argument about expertise. Specifically, we will continue to work with the elements we learned in Units 1 and 2, as well as build on them by focusing on how to: conduct research; write an extended argument; examine disciplinary expectations; develop an intertextual conversation; understand popular sources and scholarly sources; create effective introductions; and write strong conclusions. Unit 4 (Weeks ***: Writing an Op-Ed What do you think people need to know about expertise in your selected area? In this fourth and final unit, we will turn to a more public fo
