8/30 -9/3 - The Agenda

                                  



  • Request release forms
  • Roll Call Attendance
  • Monday 8/30
    • Review canvas posts/discussions
    • twitter capabilities
    • Review chapter one
  • Wednesday 9/1
    • Review of Chapter One
    • Discuss what we gained
    • What type of reader is "of a writerly sort"?
    • Read like a writer
  • Friday 9/3
    • Try This (1.3) page 11

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