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    The document provides guidance for a group research project. It instructs students to re-read the assignment sheet, brainstorm with their group about the audiences, purposes, and genre of their research plan. The group identifies that the audiences are the professor, their group, classmates, and religious communities. The purposes are to guide their final project and research. The genre is described as a guideline that should include roles, research methods, timeline, goals, and how the research could help the college and religious communities. The professor provides positive feedback and suggestions to also include research questions and establish the value and importance of the project.

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    The document provides guidance for a group research project. It instructs students to re-read the assignment sheet, brainstorm with their group about the audiences, purposes, and genre of their research plan. The group identifies that the audiences are the professor, their group, classmates, and religious communities. The purposes are to guide their final project and research. The genre is described as a guideline that should include roles, research methods, timeline, goals, and how the research could help the college and religious communities. The professor provides positive feedback and suggestions to also include research questions and establish the value and importance of the project.

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    The document provides guidance for a group research project. It instructs students to re-read the assignment sheet, brainstorm with their group about the audiences, purposes, and genre of their research plan. The group identifies that the audiences are the professor, their group, classmates, and religious communities. The purposes are to guide their final project and research. The genre is described as a guideline that should include roles, research methods, timeline, goals, and how the research could help the college and religious communities. The professor provides positive feedback and suggestions to also include research questions and establish the value and importance of the project.

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    Tuesday March 17, 2015

    Group Work

    Group Work
    Most of what we consider as writing takes place within institutional settings
    (school, college, work, etc.).
    When we write within institutional settings, we often work within tightly assigned
    constraints. These constraints often take the form of strict formatting guidelines
    (how to cite sources), word- or page-limits, even specific ways of
    organizing/presenting data or content. This kind of writing is closely connected to
    performance (grades, awards, etc.). Because we are socialized to write within
    these constraints, we often think of writing as performative and feel anxious and
    uncomfortable when we are invited to write as a way of discovery and learning.
    For now, I, as a fellow writer and instructor, insist that you put away that anxious
    self who is obsessed with getting it right right away. Lets write our research plan
    as a way of discovery and learning. I promise you that it will be productive (even
    fun!!)
    For the next few weeks, you will collaborate with your group on a research
    project. To do this, begin by re-reading the assignment sheet again. Consult the
    brief blurb on page 1, then double-check deadlines (pages 1 and 2).
    Once you have read the assignment sheet, brainstorm with your group.
    1. Consider the various audiences of your research plan: Who will read it?
    What will they do with it?
    2. Consider the purpose of your research plan: Why are you writing it? In
    this context, push yourself to think beyond this being a requirement.
    Consider how your group, you, and other readers will benefit from your
    research plan:
    a. What will the plan help your group members do?
    b. What will the plan help you do?
    c. What will it help me do? Remember that I will be reading a draft of
    your research plan and providing feedback.
    3. Consider the genre of the research plan: What does it do? What does it
    look like? What should it have to be considered a research plan (focus on
    both words:
    4. research and plan)?
    Put your names before responding to the above 3 prompts.

    Dalton S, Neili, Austin, Darrian, Joshua C:


    1. Audiences - Professor in class, Our own group, Classmates, Kosher people,
    Muslim and Jewish community
    They will provide feedback and help us edit.

    Neili Eggert 4/27/2015 10:46 PM


    Comment [1]: Yes. The feedback will be
    provided to help you think through your
    plan, especially when you discuss the
    research methods.

    2. To be a guideline for our final presentation/research paper.


    A and B) The document will guide our group members in their research in the
    final project. It will also help us to stay on track while also working efficiently.
    C) It will help the professor to provide feedback and spot any initial problems
    to improve the final product.
    3. The genre of the research plan is, in our opinion, pretty much a guideline. A
    good research plan should contain detailed info on the roles of individual
    members. Our expected modes of research, time of the expected project, as
    well as goals and expectations we set for the final product. Our research
    could serve to help our college provide more options for kosher students,
    pleasing the student community. By doing research on what the people
    need and coming up with solutions to the problems presented, we will help
    the Muslim, Jewish and Hindu communities. Also, we will help our college
    because happy students makes a happy college.

    Neili Eggert 4/27/2015 10:46 PM


    Comment [2]: Yes!!

    Neili Eggert 4/27/2015 10:47 PM
    Comment [3]: You got it guys!! Bravo!!

    Neili Eggert 4/27/2015 10:48 PM


    Comment [4]: Yup. You got it. But I also
    think you need to list your research
    questions and why the project is important
    and need to be explored. In other words,
    you will try to establish the value of your
    research. This is called exigence.
    Excellent work though. So happy!!

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