Ganter Writing Courses at Capilano University

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Ganter Writing Courses at Capilano University - Student Information Sheet

This information is collected by the instructor to assist in your teaching and learning experience. It also helps me get to know you. It is private and is not shared with other students in the course for any purpose.

Select the current year. *

Select the current term. *

Type your name here. First name, then last, please. Use the name(s) you would like to be addressed by. *

Please check your pronouns. I also encourage students to preface comments in class with indications of preferred pronouns. *

Questions? See here < http://www.cbsnews.com/news/harvard-university-colleges-gender-free-pronouns-transgender-genderqueer-students/ > or here < http://www.citylab.com/navigator/2015/09/ze-or-they-a-guide-to-using-gender-neutral-pronouns/407167/ >

She, her, hers

He, him, his

They, them, theirs

I have no particular preference to declare.

Other:

Please confirm that you have read the "First Readings"/Course Policies for our class (links on 'Class Participation,' "Student Use of the Digital Classroom,' and our 'Course Policy on Wikipedia') *

Yes - I have read the materials.

No - I decline to read these materials. I came here to learn, not to read.

For this course you will need access to a working G-Mail or Google account, if you do not have one already. Enter an existing G-mail address below or open a new one at https://accounts.google.com/SignUp. Creating a new G-Mail address with some variation of "capustudent," "[your initials]capu" or "engl100mail" will give an added layer of privacy to your account. Type your G-Mail address in the box below. Make a note of it and your password. *

Note that all class communications from the instructor will still go to your Capilano U. email

List your primary academic interests and/or planned area of study. If relevant you can also list other courses you are taking this term. (OPTIONAL RESPONSE)

Please list a few of the texts (novels, nonfiction, films, graphic novels, television shows) you may have read or seen in the past year. Write “none” if needed. (OPTIONAL RESPONSE)

Briefly describe your previous work in high school English classes or other college writing/English courses (novels/plays you might have read, techniques you might have learned such as the "five paragraph essay,” rules you may have been asked to follow). Be as detailed or as brief as you feel you need to be. “Not memorable” is fine as an answer. (OPTIONAL RESPONSE)

Please write on some of the reasons you have for taking this course—or some of your expectations. Was there a reason you enrolled in this course as opposed to other available courses? Maybe there is a particular area of your writing you feel needs work or improvement. Or you can just type "required' if this is a required course for you. *

How would you best describe the 'learning style' that suits you? *

More than one may apply, of course. For now try and select only the one you are MOST responsive to as a student.

Verbal (I prefer lecture or class discussion to best absorb and understand material)

Visual (images or data in some sort of visual form suits me best)

Video (audio and video in motion engage me in ways that other forms of learning do not)

Written (material written on the board or on handouts for me to reference is my preferred way to receive and learn material)

I have no particular learning style to declare. I can work with most kinds of instruction.

Other:

Use one term you feel best describes your course workload this term: light, average, heavy or overloaded (!). *

Last question: Do you have any particular learning needs you would like to make me aware of? *

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