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Investigating Women: Science, Gender, and Education

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First-Year Writing Seminar Program Assignment Sequences
Author
Hill, Jen
Description
A winner of the John S. Knight Assignment Sequence Prize, this sequence originates from English 105, Women and Writing: Science Writes Women/Women Write Science. In a four-week sequence that concludes with a research paper, students do archival research in Cornell's Kroch Library on early women scientists of Cornell University. Brief in-class and preparatory writing, often with hypothetical audiences and purposes, prepares students for the kinds of thinking and writing that they will need. The sequence is designed to keep analytical writing foregrounded while students do independent research; to build on close reading skills developed earlier in the semester; and to enable students to link their research to the greater questions of the course. 12 page pdf
Date Issued
1997
Keywords
rhetorical situation
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gender studies
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oral presentation
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thesis development
Type
learning object

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