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- Welcome to ANTH 1002 @1002:2018
- ists of lectures on Monday and Wednesday, and one weekly tutorial, starting next week. Every week, we give you a weekly learning module on Canvas. This is where we give ... task" to prepare for tutorial. Also, you submit a weekly writing assignment in each module. When you nee... nd in eReadings too. Lecture, tutorial, and the weekly writing assignment all relate to the readings, so
- Assessments @1002:2018
- ^ Length ^ Weight ^ | Weekly writings | Due Sunday 11:59 p.m., Weeks 2-12| ~1... ours | 40% | | Class participation| Weekly in tutorial | - | 10%... d debates of the class. This is why we assign the weekly writings and the tutorial exercises. It helps you... our work for this class, especially the essay and weekly writing assignments, be sure to save a copy for y
- Weekly reflections @6916:2020
- ====== Weekly reflections ====== ^ Due: | Every week, Weeks 5–14 |\\ ^ Length: | 100–200 words each |\\ ^... f your final grade in this class will be based on weekly reflective writing about what we are reading. Eac... ant more feedback, just ask. You can submit each weekly reflection as a separate document with a title an
- Weekly reflections @3601:2020
- ====== Weekly reflections ====== ^ Due: | Every week, Weeks 5–14 |\\ ^ Length: | 100–200 words each |\\ ^... f your final grade in this class will be based on weekly reflective writing about what we are reading. Eac... ant more feedback, just ask. You can submit each weekly reflection as a separate document with a title an
- Weekly reflections @1001:2020
- # Weekly reflections ^ Due | Weeks 5–13 by Friday 11:59 p.m. | ^ Length | 100 words each | ^ ... ture quiz and survey questions, you will now have weekly questions for reflection on the week's topic. A q... f 11 points, so you can miss two weeks of lecture questions and/or weekly reflections. {{page>1001guide}}
- 2667guide @2667
- [[Assessments]] ([[Assessments at-a-glance]]): [[Weekly plan and assigned readings|Weekly writings]], (1) [[Possible topics]], (2) [[Progress report]], (3) [[The... tatement and outline]], (4) [[Final paper]]. * [[Weekly plan and assigned readings]]: [[1|1]], [[2|2]], [
- Readings @2667
- as one or more common readings, as noted in the [[weekly_plan_and_assigned_readings|weekly plan]]. Required readings are available in the unit reader and on eRese
- Weekly plan and assigned readings @2667
- {{page>2667guide}} ====== Weekly plan and assigned readings ====== ^08.03 ^ [[1|Why is religion interes... problematic?]] ^ | | We will discuss the unique weekly cycle this class follows, the assignments, and th
- Assessments @6916:2018
- of assessment in this class. The first is a short weekly writing assignment due on Blackboard **every week... ined in the instructions for each assignment. The weekly writing assignments are graded on a three-point s
- Learning structure and attendance @1002:2018
- other people in class. This class is based on a weekly cycle we will follow for the whole semester. The steps in the weekly cycle are: * Read the required readings (and,
- Readings, other class requirements, and online resources @1001:2020
- ogy with you to every lecture.** You can find a weekly guide to the class on the the University's learni... ibrary's eReserve system for online copies of the weekly readings. Additionally, Ryan has posted supplem
- 3601guide @3601:2020
- |12]] | [[13|13]] | [[14|14]] **Assignments:** [[weekly_reflections|Weekly reflections]], [[various_contributions_to_an_online,_collaborative_knowledge_base|Vari
- How this class works @2667
- How this class works # This class is based on a weekly cycle we will follow for the whole semester. The steps in the weekly cycle are: * **Read** the required readings
- Seminar participation @6916:2020
- ====== Seminar participation ====== ^ Due: | Weekly in class |\\ ^ Length: | n.a. |\\ ^ Weight: | 10% |
- Online components @1002:2018
- e every week. You will be using it to submit your weekly writing assignments, to read the study modules fo
