Please forgive me for my absence this week. I have never had a respiratory infection, and, evidently, my body doesn't like it very much. I have been unable to talk much this week and breathing is intermingled with coughing and hacking.

However, we must press on, and because we must do so, I have a proposal.

Please listen to the podcast below. It explains what my suggestion is. I need to hear from all of you by midnight on Friday the 13th, so I can plan the our next action. Please email me (do not post your response).

Again, I appreciate your kind emails and your patience with me during this time.

Here is the podcast.

Transitioning from high school to college requires students to make adjustments in living space, time management, and a host of other areas. As you may have found out over the last 10+ weeks, writing in college is much different than writing in high school. Not only will you write longer, but also the amount of research available to you have increased dramtaically, and the expectation that you will know how to incorporate such research into your own work.

In your own words (not citing any other work), write 150 to 250 words on what the biggest adjustment to college writing has been. You do not need limit your experience to just the work done in this class. Perhaps you have had assignments in other courses that have been difficult.

Post your responses below. I will grade these for content, mechanics, and style. You hve until Monday, November 17th at 2 p.m.

Transitioning from high school to college requires students to make adjustments in living space, time management, and a host of other areas. As you may have found out over the last 10+ weeks, writing in college is much different than writing in high school. Not only will you write longer, but also the amount of research available to you have increased dramtaically, and the expectation that you will know how to incorporate such research into your own work.

In your own words (not citing any other work), write 150 to 250 words on what the biggest adjustment to college writing has been. You do not need limit your experience to just the work done in this class. Perhaps you have had assignments in other courses that have been difficult.

Post your responses below. I will grade these for content, mechanics, and style. You hve until Monday, November 17th at 2 p.m.

Transitioning from high school to college requires students to make adjustments in living space, time management, and a host of other areas. As you may have found out over the last 10+ weeks, writing in college is much different than writing in high school. Not only will you write longer, but also the amount of research available to you have increased dramtaically, and the expectation that you will know how to incorporate such research into your own work.

In your own words (not citing any other work), write 150 to 250 words on what the biggest adjustment to college writing has been. You do not need limit your experience to just the work done in this class. Perhaps you have had assignments in other courses that have been difficult.

Post your responses below. I will grade these for content, mechanics, and style. You hve until Monday, November 17th at 2 p.m.

Transitioning from high school to college requires students to make adjustments in living space, time management, and a host of other areas. As you may have found out over the last 10+ weeks, writing in college is much different than writing in high school. Not only will you write longer, but also the amount of research available to you have increased dramtaically, and the expectation that you will know how to incorporate such research into your own work.

In your own words (not citing any other work), write 150 to 250 words on what the biggest adjustment to college writing has been. You do not need limit your experience to just the work done in this class. Perhaps you have had assignments in other courses that have been difficult.

Post your responses below. I will grade these for content, mechanics, and style. You hve until Monday, November 17th at 2 p.m.