HOMEWORK
ASSIGNMENTS
TYPE. Handwritten (including "neatly
printed") work will not be read. If you have not started to use
computers yet, this is a good time. You may use single or double
space according to your preference. You may use both sides of the
sheet if you wish to conserve paper.
SPELL
CHECK: I
should not be the first person to read your work! You should always
edit and revise. But at the very least, let the computer help out
& catch the glaring errors!!
NO COVER
SHEETS. A heading
including your name, the date, the class, and some indication of the
assignment is sufficient. Write a heading including your name, the date
(the date turned in!) and the name of the assignment (e.g. "summary
8/25" or "newspaper article summary") at the top of the [first]
page. For example
Biol
71 HOMEWORK TITLE
YOUR NAME
HAND IN WORK ON
TIME. If you miss
class, deliver, or have it delivered to the box outside my office, or
my mailbox (A200 building) As Soon As Possible
E-MAIL is also an acceptable medium for any
homework assignment. Remember to spell-check and edit this work
as well. Standards are not lowered because the medium has
changed. You may attach a document in any standard word processor
format, or in-line in the email. Do NOT use html or pdf, or any
other format that makes commenting difficult.
Due at the beginning of EVERY
TUESDAY class session:
What did you learn during the last week (or so) - in
class or related to what was covered in class? Write a brief
statement for each of three (or more) ideas or pieces of
information. For these to be useful for your studying success,
avoid the trivia, the "factoid", and focus on significant points.
These may be ideas, comparisons, statements made by someone else, or
your own thoughts as you have looked back over the material.
Explain why you find these points interesting or
significant. Please note that there is no "right" or
“wrong” answer for this, though some statements may be better than
others in terms of how much thought YOU put into it. [estimate ~
½ page, 1-2 paragraphs per assignment] 5 point each
The title in the heading should be “weekly response
date” where the date is the week’s date as seen on the course
schedule.
You may work on these assignments in your study groups, but each
student is responsible, individually, for completing each
assignment. If they are handed in jointly, all names MUST appear
on the assignment, and there MUST be a commensurate multiple of the
assigned questions ( e.g. if two people work together => 6
"interesting points”).
ALL
ASSIGNMENTS MUST BE TYPED OR PRINTED OR EMAILED
-- or they will be returned unread --
This includes any work assigned to be written outside class
PROOFREAD AND SPELL CHECK ALL WRITTEN WORK
-- to avoid embarrassment