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Cristy Bruns: ENA 101 Syllabus
ENG/ENA 101: Composition I – An Introduction to Expository Writing LaGuardia Community College ENG 101-0735 and ENA 101-0721 **With the move to distance learning, our class will be conducted mostly “asynchronously,” which means almost no mandatory meeting times when everyone must be online. I will notify everyone far in advance of any required meetings and…
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OER Syllabus for ENA 101
Sample ENA 101 Course Calendar with OER Resources (J. Elizabeth Clark) Weekly Class Meetings: ENG 101 students will meet twice each week: in person, on campus, each Tuesday from 9:15-11:30 a.m. AND online asynchronously for the second class meeting each week. ENA 101 students will meet three times each week: in person, on campus, each…
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Connecting Courses with OER
In recent years, the Writing Program has worked hard to understand how our writing sequence builds from developmental writing to research and technical writing. One of the core objectives in our writing sequence is critical and analytical reading. The following cross-course module demonstrates how critical and analytical reading can be scaffolded from course to course,…
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Cross Course Assignments
Judith Nell Foster: Substitute Assignment for the Introductory Questionnaire This assignment is a substitute for the introductory questionnaire. Judith developed it in the Language Across the Curriculum seminar last year. She originally used it in ENG099 class with good results and lively discussion. Judith says, “When I thought about teaching students I would not be…
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ENA 101–Composition I Accelerated
Course Description 3 credits; 7 hoursFulfills “Pathways: Required Core” In this course students write coherent essays in varied academic formats, both in and out of class, responding to culturally diverse materials and using appropriate technology. Studentsin this course will fulfill all stated objectives of English 101. Three additional hours each week support students with lower…
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OER Resources for ENA 101
OER Texts 88 Open Essays: A Reader for Students of Composition & Rhetoric by Tina Ulrich & Sarah Wangler https://www.oercommons.org/courses/88-open-essays-a-reader-for-students-of-composition-rhetoric/view Creative Commons License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, although some pieces in the collection carry their own license, which supersedes the overall collection’s licensing. This is not an issue for individual classroom use, but might be…
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