Below, you will find the course schedule (updated regularly) for October.
Week 6: October 2nd – October 9th
Please note that we do not have a face to face meeting on October 9th.
By October 9th at 5PM, please have completed the following work:
- Review the following Handout: Argument Basics
- View the TED Talk 5 Ways to Listen Better
- View the TED Talk Video: Perspective
- Complete Assignment #4
- Begin planning for the mid-term. This will be sent to you via email on Monday, October 7th and will be due on October 23rd
Week 7: October 9th to October 16th
Please note that we do not have a face to face meeting on October 16th.
by October 16th at 5PM, please have completed the following work:
- Review the following Handout: Argument Basics
- Watch the video on Deductive and Inductive Arguments
- See video below, please.
- In your own words, define deductive and inductive arguments (no more than two sentences for each)
- This will be brought to class with you on October 23rd.
- Continue working on your mid-term. This will be sent to you via emai and will be due on October 23rd
Week 8: October 23 to October 30th
During this class, we covered the following topics:
- Deductive Vs Inductive Arguments
- Logical Fallacies Overview
- Logical Fallacies Project Introduction
- Technology Introduction: Flipgrid
- Our Flipgrid Class Code: crt1005fa
- Mid-Term Conferences
The following work needs to be completed:
- Work, with your partner(s) on the logical fallacies project. This will be presented on November 6th.
- Assignment #4 can be found here
- Google Doc: Work to be completed by 10/30 at 11:59PM
- Flipgrid to be submitted by 10/30 at 11:59 PM
- Reply to at least 3 different Flipgrid Responses by 11/2 at 11:59PM
- If you were not in class on Wednesday, you should send me a message or email in order to see what you missed, as well as what your role is in the logical fallacies project.
