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Week 5
Discussion
Week 5:
Proposals and Short Reports
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A proposal is different from other
short reports (incident, lab, field, or trip reports). In a proposal, you need
to define a problem and describe a solution. "Almost all projects begin
with a proposal" (Johnson-Sheehan, 2015, p. 199). Proposals are a way of
asking permission to continue forward and require authors to be compelling in
their causes. Reports, are written after events and express gains or losses. Imagine
you proposed and received funding to attend a conference, but it was dull and
unproductive. Although your learned a few new ideas, it was mostly a waste of
time and money. How would you report your perspective to your supervisor? What
details would you provide? What tone would you use?
Enter the discussion 3 times on 3
separate days with the first post occurring prior to Wednesday midnight (and
preferably earlier). At least one contribution is to be a 1-2 minute narrated
slide presentation. Other posts may be written or oral.
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Discussion is worth up to 25
points |
Pts Possible |
Pts. Achieved |
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Post 1 occurred prior to Wednesday
midnight |
2 |
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3 contributions of minimally
acceptable content have been provided on 3 separate days. |
3 |
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Quality Points, Grammar/Mechanics:
Written discussion is correct in terms of Standard American English. Grammar
refers to correct use of the parts of speech (e.g., subject/verb agreement,
pronoun reference, and the like); mechanics refers to correct idiomatic use
of language (e.g., capitalization, spelling, word choice and order). |
5 |
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Originality: Student has been
original and has offered quality of thought, value added to the discussion,
detail, commitment, effort; the contribution is interesting, important,
relevant, and has not required external support. There is originality,
creativity, an innovative quality to the post, or a personal connection that
has a universal application. The student has elevated the course morally,
ethically, academically, and intellectually and has interacted with a peer to
mutual benefit. |
5 |
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Oral Presentation: Content
addresses collaboration with teams, groups, or partners; demonstrates
progress with action items, an application of learning from readings,
lecture, or external/cited resources, value added to peers, and a cross
pollination of ideas within one's team or across teams and uses oral
presentation technology for at least 1 post. |
10 |
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Total |
25 |
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