1. Return essays and glance through comments.
Issues: critical thinking strategies, introductions to sources, signal phrases from sources when citing research.
2. Conduct Peer Review (with targets).
Underline all sentences that sound like they "explicitly" support the thesis. (To be explicit is to be really, really obvious.) If you find a thesis, write "thesis" in the margins of the paper.
3. Examine paragraphs from Monday. Review the main points that groups made. Write down a main point from one or some of the paragraphs in your notes.
Group Four
Dennis Group
Elane Group
Erjon Group
Kevin Group
Victor's Group
4. Let's add to those paragraphs by connecting key ideas from videos. These sources might be useful for essay assignment number two.
Two Degrees Warmer
Climate Debt
NDAA
The Shock Doctrine
Sandy in Staten Island
Occupy Sandy Relief
5. Spend some time gathering notes that could introduce or summarize a source, and then spend some time connecting an idea from the video to an idea from Monday. Now work some of these ideas into the paper you're writing for assignment number three.
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