Vocabulary
Any and all claims that an author responds to in their writing.
What is "They Say"
The main argument (and title) of Jonathan Malesic's NYT article, which argues that school should be leisurely.
What is "School Is Not Your Job?"
The three steps of an entire Eli Review cycle.
What are "write, review, and revise?
The number of formal assignments in this course.
What is "four?"
The artist and album which our textbook is named after.
What is Drake's Views?
The act of bringing together multiple sources and drawing new conclusions based on their collective impact.
What is "synthesis"
The university at which Theo Baker discovered a research scandal
Where is Stanford University?
The process of prioritizing large-scale issues when giving feedback, as opposed to focusing on smaller issues.
What is "thinking globally?"
The UB general education requirement this course fulfills
What is "Communication Literacy (CL) 1?"
Who is Aristotle?
The practice of persuasion; most commonly oral or textual.
What is rhetoric?
What is metacommentary?
True or False: The revision plan should be based upon only the feedback you received from your peers and your instructor.
False: revision plans can also be inspired by your own revision priorities
The percentage of your final grade that is made up of informal writing assignments.
What is "40 percent?"
The name of Eric Hayot's formula for a strong, academic paragraph.
What is the "Uneven U?"
The practice of anticipating counter arguments and responding to them within your text.
What is "Planting naysayers?"
The practice of conceding some part of your argument to those who disagree with you. Hint: It is also the title of the Views chapter
What is "Yes / No / Okay, But?"
If a student fails to submit a draft on Eli Review, their final grade will be deducted by _____.
What is one letter grade?
What is 93?
What is the variables test?
The common tendency of writers to misinterpret or misunderstand their sources, thus resulting in a poor summary of their argument.
What is the "closest cliche syndrome?"
What is "a conversation?"
The three-step acronym to giving good feedback.
What is "Describe-Evaluate-Suggest?"
The location of my office hours.
Where is Zoom?
The example given to help us think about logos (or a lack of it) in our presentation on rhetoric.
What are conspiracy theories?