A Bone to Pick
Students conduct research and write a paper describing aspects of a common disorder of the skeletal system.
Verses vs. Lyrics
Students compare lyrics and poetry and make a case for the worthiness of lyrics being taught in literature.
Heart of Darkness: Literary Choices
Students read Conrad’s Heart of Darkness and explore issues of racism in book and the value of teaching it.
Effects of War
Students study British poems about the impact of World War I and compare to modern day effects of war.
I Already Know How to Write!
Students write an argumentative essay about the value of taking writing courses in postsecondary education.
How Do We Learn?
Students analyze a learning experience from their life and write a paper to address the question: How do we best learn?
Affecting Change Through Academic Discourse
Students practice rhetorical reading and writing by conducting research on a political, social, or economic issue.
The U.S. Constitution: Strict or Broad Construction
Students write about the constitutional issues that divided Jefferson, Hamilton, and their followers.
How Much Unity in These States?
Students analyze the changes brought about by the Civil War that affect division between state and national governments.
Up in Smoke: Federalism Today
Students explore the balance of power between the federal and state governments using the issue of medical marijuana.