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Introductions
Getting to know you About me About you About the course
My Contact Information
Office: Room 1118 Office Phone Number: 350-8786 Office Hours: By appointment E-mail: suzanne.bardasz@gmail.com Website: http://englishexchange.pbwiki.com
Course Expectations
Attend Classes Be Prepared Participate Language HAVE FUN!!!
Why I Do What I Do
Language= communication (Paulo Friere) See myself as a facilitator and guide Howard Gardener= Multiple intelligences Teacher that I always wanted to have and never had.
Similes
A simile is a figure of speech where you compare something using the words AS or LIKE. My loves like a red, red rose. He was as cold as ice.
Metaphors
A metaphor is where you compare something (X) to something else (Y), but you say that X is Y. Do not use like or as.
1) It is raining cats and dogs. 2) Juliet is the sun. 3) Her eyes are homes of silent prayer.
Love is an arrow
How do you describe love? Love is Listen to this singer describe love in his own words. Circle the similes or metaphors used in this song. Compare your description with a partner. Are there similarities or differences in the ways both of you describe love?
Your Turn
Using what you know about similes and metaphors, write down three descriptions of your writing. My writing is Share your descriptions with a partner. Circle one description and write more about that description. Read your description to a partner.
Homework
Come to class with a typed draft of your essay. E-mail me a copy of your rough draft before the next class (suzanne.bardasz@gmail.com). Think of a research topic that you will like to write a proposal about.
Paragraph Unity
Each paragraph of an essay must have unity. A paragraph must have one main idea. Every sentence in the paragraph must be relevant to that main idea.