1. Next week, your blog post will focus on your rough draft. Its primary purpose will be to communicate to your peer reviewers what areas of the draft you would like feedback on.This blog post will be due with your rough draft, on Friday. Your comments will be part of the 2nd round of conferences.
2. On Monday we’ll cover a little more in regards to counterarguments, but we’ll also talk more about interpreting, as opposed to summarizing passages. For that, you should have reviewed Hobbes chapters 18 and 30, and Locke chapters 16 and 19. There’s a chance we’ll touch on the Locke and Hobbes chapters we’ve been working with this week, but I trust you know those by now.
3. On Wednesday, we’ll be talking about the second round of conferences, and about descriptive outlining. Descriptive outlining is a way of making sure that your draft is communicating what the audiences need to know. It’s a good way of avoiding filler.
And Friday, of course, there is no class.
All major essays have now been returned via Catalyst.
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