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| "This world is not governed by fiends or saints but rather by ten thousand dim souls in between." - Chang-Rae Lee, novelist |
| "Life does not consist mainly, or even largely, of facts and happenings. It consists mainly of the storm of thought that is forever flowing through one's head." -Mark Twain |
| English Courses: Main Page |
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| Discussion Snippets COHABITATION REVEALING IDs MARS/VENUS STRAYS LORD WINSTON'S PIGS The Alien/Gender Debate The Happy Rainbows IDEAL MATES MBTI and Values Clarification UFOs topic (no pics;;) |
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| I taught three sections of Practical English for incoming Freshmen, one Advanced English Discussion course, and one Advanced Academic English Writing course. Freshmen Practical English: spring syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Presentation help---------->Presentations FLS 156-03 Advanced English Discussion: spring syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Discussion topic syllabus for spring: t o p i c s FLS 157 Advanced Academic English Writing: spring syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s |
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| I taught three sections of Freshmen Academic English, one section of Screen English and one section of Advanced English Discussion. Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (D3, D9, E4): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Presentation help---------->Presentations Screen English (159-05): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Advanced English Discussion (156-05): syllabus --------------> S y l l a b u s potential topics |
| Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (D4, D5, E1): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Presentation help---------->Presentations Screen English (159-04): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s |
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| Recent news: Any questions? Please feel free to send me an email: email@mikeblackwood.net |
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| I taught three sections of Freshmen Academic English and two sections of Reading II (reading for English Literature Majors), what I have come to call RELM (Reading for English Lit. Majors). Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (D3, C2, C9): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Reading for English Lit Majors (Reading II) (FLS134, sections 01 and 08): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s special RELM page--->RELM |
| Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (D1, D4, C4): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Advanced Academic English Writing (157-00?!;;): syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Advanced English Discussion (156-05): syllabus --------------> S y l l a b u s potential topics |
| I taught three sections of Freshmen Academic English, two sections of Screen English and one Business English course. Freshmen Practical English: fall syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Presentation help---------->Presentations Screen English (FLS 159-02, 159-04): fall syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Business English fall syllabus --------------> S y l l a b u s |
| I taught three sections of Practical English for Freshmen, one Advanced English Discussion course, and one Writing/Discussion course. The classes focused on social and public health issues/world events, and were group-oriented. Freshmen Practical English: fall syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s Presentation help---------->Presentations FLS 156-03 Advanced English Discussion: fall syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s fall topics are ready! ^^ ---------->Topics FLS 152-02 Writing & Discussion: fall syllabus---------------->S y l l a b u s |
| Each semester, English department students created short stories that were later bound into a novel. Each semester got better and better. ~^^ Themes examined were truth, justice and liberty (the motto of Korea University). Titles, by semester, are given below. spring 2004 Title: Story Garden. Themes meditated on were truth, justice and liberty Freshmen compiled We Will Bring Stories using the same themes. fall 2003 Title: Maiden Flight. Total number of pages? About 580! Themes examined were truth, justice and liberty spring 2003 Title: 64 Trees in BW. Themes considered were truth, justice and liberty. Freshmen made Inside the Kaleidoscope. fall 2002 Title: Anam Blossoms. Themes explored were truth, justice, friendship and confidence. spring 2002 Title: Spring's Harvest. Themes addressed were: life/death, good/evil, truth/reality, friend/foe, justice, and confidence. fall 2001 Our first experiment with this short story project~^^ These were later bound into our first bound work, Bedtime Stories. Themes ranged from love and friendship to truth and justice. spring 2001 Article Reactions fall 2000 Journal Quotes of the week (Wanna see what your upper-classmen were writing and thinking years ago? Click on Journal Quotes; cool stuff^^) spring 2000 Students work focused on information gathering strategies; types of essays included persuasion, definition, description, cause/effect, storytelling and illustration. Much learning was had via the bathroom mime recording of '99. fall 1999 spring 1999 for these three semesters, see below~^^ fall 1998 Again, (for those with no life/friends/family/this-is-your-only-class, you hate movies/reading/games, etc) for information about last century's semesters, just send me an email. And where was I before that? Taught Spanish and English for a few years at West Virginia University in Morgantown, West Virginia : ) |
| All material copyrighted by Mike Blackwood, M.A. |
| I will teach 3 sections of Freshmen Academic English and one section of Screen English. Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (B9, C1, and C6): syllabus----------------> Click Here Screen English (159-07): syllabus----------------> Click Here |
| I taught 3 sections of Freshmen Academic English and one section of Screen English. Freshmen Academic English/Public Health majors (D5, D4, and C6): syllabus----------------> Click Here Screen English (159-07): syllabus----------------> Click Here |
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| Announcements: Have a safe holiday season, everyone! I look forward to seeing your fresh faces in the spring! |
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