Drafts Due

Your draft nomination letters are due.

The final version is due Friday,  tomorrow.

Homework:

1. Class will not meet tomorrow. You may turn the hard copy of your letter in at Mrs. Loden's office, 126 (just off the main hallway by autobody at the north end) during any time of the day Friday. [Do NOT send me an e-copy because you don't know if it will print correctly on the page until YOU do it.]

2.  Go to http://prezi.com/kivylhim8stb/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share    and read through the prezi.

3. When you are done, write some sentences. Five of them should be examples of compound sentences; five of them should be examples of complex sentences. [ You can use the same clauses with different conjunctions, like the examples in the Prezi, if you wish.] Bring these to class on Monday.

Effective Sentences

As you are creating a draft of your nomination letter, we're going to look at ways to revise sentences and paragraphs. See page 111 and pages 93-94.

You'll look up your letter of introduction that is in the forum in moodle.
Analyze your letter for patterns of sentence and paragraph length. We compare.

Next, read about compound and complex sentences.

We look at a Prezi (in our class in Moodle) and here: http://prezi.com/kivylhim8stb/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share 

 Homework:

1. Complete your draft of the nomination letter due tomorrow. 

Letters Again

We review how business letters need to look.

New assignment.

Homework:

1. Create the draft of your letter of recommendation.

Ethics Narrative Due

Your final version of the ethics narrative is due.

I return the graded Lego items and discuss.

We look at quotation marks.

Narratives in business?

Homework:

1. You fill out the brainstorming sheet using p. 6 in the textbook.