ENGLISH 091/105 (combined sections)Basic Grammar and CommunicationSyllabus Fall 2017Instructor: Laura BurnsTelephone: (425) 564-2373E-mail: laura.burns@bellevuecollege.eduOffice: R230-MOffice Hours: My office hours are Monday 9:00-11:30, Tuesdays from 10:20-11:30 and 12:30-1:00, and Thursdays from 10:20-11:30. You’ll find me frequently online every day of the week, checking in around 7am, again around noon, and then early evening (between 4 and 5pm). I often check in on weekends unless I alert the class otherwise.The overall goal of English 091 and English 105 is to help you improve your editing skills. The course is self-paced, meaning that the topics you study can be adjusted. We can plan together whether you should skip ahead, review a certain skill, or work faster or slower through a certain topic.
English 091 is not a substitute for the English 070 series or for English 092. Passing English 091 will not give you placement in English 092, 093, or 101. However, if you complete a new chapter every week, and if you read well, you'll be prepared to place at the 092 or 093 level on the English Department’s Challenge Test, which you'll be allowed to take at the end of the quarter. If you complete the later chapters in our textbook, you'll be editing at the English 101 level.
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It's possible to test into English 101 if you read well enough and write a strong, well-supported, well-edited essay. English 105 is not a substitute for English 101, nor does it give you automatic placement in English 101. However, it can be excellent preparation for the COMPASS test for 101 placement, or the English Department’s Challenge Test to gain placement in English 101.
If you have questions about your placement or about the testing options, please ask me. Required Textbooks1. A Commonsense Guide to Grammar and Usage, by Larry Beason and Mark Lester, 7 th edition, ISBN 940. You'll need this book for the grammatical explanations, as well as initial self-checking exercises.2. Learning Curve for Readers and Writers, this is an online program you'll purchase on your own at. Ebook is required to complete the exercise drills you'll receive points for.
The explanations are very limited for this ebook, hence the need for A Commonsense Guide as well.Late WorkWhile this class is self-paced, you still need to make continual, consistent progress. Since learning new writing skills and concepts require consistent practice over a period of time, you won't learn by, for instance, cramming a large number of Learning Exercises into a few weeks. Instead, you're expected to consistently complete all the assignments in the week they are assigned. However, I do realize sometimes that life can interfere.
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Thus FIVE times during the quarter you may turn in any of the assignments below up to a week late (but no later). This must be arranged with me by the due date; otherwise late work will not be accepted.Struggling with a grammar concept is different from late work. If you're struggling, let me know that week and we can arrange for some extended time on that concept. In that case, you would still be doing the journal writes, weekly write and whichever Learning Curve exercises you were able to do. What You Will Learn: English 091About English 091You'll learn to correct basic mistakes in grammar and punctuation.
After completing the first five chapters of A Commonsense Guide to Grammar and Usage, you'll know enough basic grammar to gain maximum benefit from a more advanced grammar course, a college-level composition course, or a business writing workshop.
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