English
Semester-Long English Composition Course for College-Bound Learners
This twice-weekly, 12-week course is designed to give college-bound students an overview of the English composition process, including writing three different papers: a rhetorical analysis, a persuasive paper, and a one-source MLA paper.
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15-18
year olds
3-10
learners per class
Charged upfront
Meets 2x per week
Over 12 weeks
50 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
Students will prepare for college composition classes by learning the basics of rhetorical analysis, persuasion, and citing sources in MLA style.
I was an English professor for 11 years. After receiving tenure and being promoted to Associate Professor of English, I decided to step away from higher education and become an independent educator and full-time writer. However, I never got burnt out on teaching composition! It is a wonderful and important subject! I have been teaching on Outschool since February 2020.
Most work will be conducted in class. From week to week, there may not be any outside classwork. However, students will be writing 3 essays, and these typically take a few hours to complete, outside of class time.
Students will not need any special supplies for this course.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
I am happy to provide an assessment that meets the needs of each participant. Please reach out to let me know what assessment you need. I will be providing written feedback to all students on their work, regardless of other assessment tools.
1 hour 40 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.
Students will be discouraged from writing about sensitive topics that may be triggering or upsetting to other participants.
We will be using 88 Open Essays, which is a free, open-source reader: https://www.oercommons.org/courses/88-open-essays-a-reader-for-students-of-composition-rhetoric/view Students will be expected to turn in their work via Google Docs. In order to protect students' account privacy, they will create a link that anyone can edit, and then post that link in the classroom. I will then leave comments in the Doc.
Teacher
Liz Boltz RanfeldProfessional writer, independent educator, and intersectional feminist. she/her
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Lives in the
United States192 total reviews
214 completed classes
About Me
Hi! I was an English professor for 11 years before becoming a full-time professional writer and independent educator. I started teaching on Outschool in February 2020 so that I could teach young writers and feminists in addition to my university...