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Contact
the instructor: J. E. Seibert,
x3302, Kaneko 209; open office hours 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Wednesdays
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Course
information
- All activities and assignments in this class will be
related to your American History I class taught by Professor Jopp.
- One goal of Applied English is to help you with
the English you need to succeed in your "American History
I" elective.
- Another goal of Applied English is improving your
general English skills.
- You will learn and practice reading, writing, listening
comprehension, discussion and presentation skills.
- Applied English meets separately and carries its own
credit. You will receive a separate grade for Applied English.
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Course
requirements and grading
General Course Requirements
- Attendance at and active participation in
all classes
- Use of English in class
- Completion of all in-class and homework assignments
- Submission of
- written work that is not copied
from another student or from a book or website,
- written work that is neat and is typed or legibly
written, and
- written work that has been checked for spelling
and grammar
Grades
- Some of your Applied English grade will be determined
by your English performance in history class. As an example,
after Professor Jopp grades an exam or paper, I may grade it, too,
looking at how well you used the English skills we learned and practiced
in class.
- A point system will be used. Each assignment carries
a certain number of points. Your final grade will depend on:
- attainment and/or completion of the general course
objectives and requirements, and
- your active participation and effort
- the percent of points you earned of the total
points possible
- A+ 97-100%; A 93-96%; A- 90-92%; B+ 87-89%;
B 83-86%; B- 80-82%; C+ 77-79%; C 73-76%; C- 70-72%; F 69%
and below
- Cheating (copying another student's work or from
a book or web site) may result in your failing this English class
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Course-related
links
English
Checklist for
papers
Link
to writing help - from St. Cloud State University
Using
Quotations
Thesis
Statements
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Schedule and homework