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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR 11/3 and 11/5Several members of the class contacted me for clarification for the assignments due the week of 11/3 and 11/5. This message breaks down what is due. Tuesday, 11/3: Here's what the syllabus says:
Translation: while we will not meet as a class, you still have homework due by the end of the day. You can do it during our normal class period since the time is set aside, or you can choose to do it at any point before 11:59 PM on 11/3.
Translation: just like you did for Lies My Teacher Told Me, find the essay in the Course Materials section, find the excerpt from Lubrano's Limbo so you can read and mark it.
Translation: write an informal response that includes a quote with a parenthetical citation (no need for a works cited entry). I want you to say something about Lubrano's claims and the term he coins to describe people who are first-generation college graduates.
Translation: we aren't having class because I am supervising a small polling station in my town so that people who want to vote in person can do so.
Translation: This request is my plea to those of you eligible to vote to perform the basic duty of every American citizen. Thursday, 11/5: We will meet as a class. You must go to the Virtual Classroom first, and then you will do your in-class essay.
Once you are in the Virtual Classroom, go back to the Blackboard Tab in your web browser and click on "In-Class" essay. Then select "In-Class Essay: Defining Education" and follow the directions.
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