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Write a Personal Narrative Essay about yourself and an important event from your life. Describe your memorable event in chronological order. Use the literary element flashback as an introduction technique. Include reactions in your personal narrative such as time, place and emotions. Include a reflection in your essay on what you learned from this experience. Your personal narrative should be 350-450 words and have a beginning, middle and end.

This project is designed for English Language Learners transitioning to higher education programs.

This presentation will allow you to deliver information regarding your college and allow the class to explore various universities.

You will bring the characters of each book to life by finding lines and creating a dialogue between two or three characters!

This rubric outlines the criteria and possible points for Module I - The Puritans

Your multimedia essay takes a stance on an aspect of digital instruction.

For this activity, students will create screencast as a reflection over the Week 7: Using Brain Science to Improve Memory Nearpod Activity and a reflection over the course!

This project is your final assignment related to Twelfth Night and will allow you to explore your own identity!

For this activity, students will screencast a reflection of their first four modules and then focus on one module that made the biggest difference for them and why as they move forward into more of the writing process.

This activity allows learners to review the graded draft of their first paper, a personal narrative essay. They will complete a screencast that outlines the areas they did well on and the areas they could work on before completing their final draft.

This activity allows learners to continue work on speaking skills via regular meetings where they will practice their conversational speech!