2.  Click here for your final schedule
 Questions?

3.  Literature Review: intro, headings,niche or
gap
 Methods: This should be the heading right
under the last paragraph of your lit review.

4.  What you may have so far
 With a partner, make a list of:
 What does the methods section look like?
 How is it organized?
 What information does it include?

5.  http://www.parenting.com/
 What does the genre look like?
 How is it organized?
 What information does it include?
 Are there citations? How are they formatted?

6.  Option 1: Continue adding to your paper. You
will add a “Results” and “Discussion” section
that might look something like this:
 http://issuu.com/lauramartinez6/docs/results
_sample_3

7.  Create a project that is intended for a
different audience (non-academic). First,
decide on the audience, decide on a genre
suitable for that audience, and analyze the
genre as part of your methods section.
 Your methods section might look like this
 You will then create your genre and turn that
in as your project.

8.  What option will you go with?
 Option 1: academic paper (write out your results)
 Option 2: non-academic genre (analyze genre and
audience in your methods)
How confident do you feel about what you need to
do to complete your project?

9.  No class Monday. Work on conducting your
field-research.
 On Wednesday, bring any data you might
have to class, along with any progress on
your methods section (this can all be on your
computer)