Here is the class outline:
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Survey student
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Best baroque music
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Johann Sebastian Bach
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Test for Support
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new one
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Quiz
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Chemistry 101 test
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Biology
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Chemistry essay
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Teams
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test
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test
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The world beneath our feet
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Essay on caves
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Climate Types
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Climate in the US
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Climate changes around the world
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US climate particularities
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Climate Quiz
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Climate SCORM
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Climate change
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Plate tectonics
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Layers of Earth
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Learn how literary texts create meaning and impact—through story elements, levels of meaning, word choice and sentence patterns, figurative language, and big ideas that carry across time and culture.
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Spot the Story: Elements That Hold a Text Together
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Beyond What It Says: Literal Meaning Mood Tone and Purpose
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How Writers Create Effects: Style Figurative Language and Context
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Essay Assessment: Reading for Meaning and Craft in a Short Passage
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Quiz: Finding Meaning and Craft in a Short Literary Passage
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Course Project: Evidence-Based Literary Analysis of a Decision Moment
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Analyze how speeches and essays persuade—and practice communicating clearly yourself—by examining text structure, reasoning quality, rhetorical appeals and devices, revision, presentation choices, and academic vocabulary.
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How Speeches and Essays Are Built: Structure and Features
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What Makes an Argument Work: Validity Appeals and Devices
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Communicating Persuasively: Tone Revision Research and Delivery
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Essay Assessment: Analyzing Structure, Validity, and Persuasion in Argument
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Quiz: Rhetoric, Research, and Effective Communication—Structure, Validity, Appeals, and Revision
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Course Project (Individual): Persuasion Portfolio—Analyze, Revise, and Deliver a Short Argument
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