Tuesday, August 16, 2011

writing prompt for Tuesday night 8/16

  1. Describe: Think about your topic in terms of the five senses. What does it look like? What color is it? What does it smell, taste, sound, or feel like?
  2. Compare: What is your topic similar to? What is its exact opposite?
  3. Associate: What does your topic remind you of? When you close your eyes and think about your topic, what pops into your head?
  4. Analyze: Think about the parts of your topic and how they work together. Tell what causes your topic, how it emerges/emerged, what causes or influences it, and how it can be categorized or grouped.
  5. Apply: What can you do with your topic? How can your subject be used productively? What good does your subject do anyone?
  6. Argue: Take a stand for or against your subject - or both! Think of as many reasons, logical or silly, that you might have for favoring or opposing your subject.
Fill this out as much as you can to bring to class tomorrow. We'll be looking over the most recent drafts and this writing in pairs.

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