Each
question requires a thoughtful paragraph (6-10 sentences)
in response. It is recommended that students compose
answers in a word procressing program -- from the nimble Notepad
to the lumbering MS Word -- and paste them into the appropriate
box.
The
questions are opinion-oriented, which means that they ask
for students' intrepretations of the text. As such,
there are no right or wrong answers; nevertheless, assertions
should be supported with evidence from the play (quotation,
verse numbers) where appropriate.
Hit
the "Submit" button to send reflections to Professor
Curley; to receive a copy by email, be sure to include
your Skidmore email address in the appropriate box.
Professor
Curley will review all reflections and use them to facilitate
in-class discussion. Students should expect to be recognized
in class for their responses -- that is, for answers to be
read aloud and attributed to their respective authors.
Almost all reflections on our readings are due at 12:00 noon on the dates listed
below. Late submissions will not be processed after
that time -- no exceptions. NOTE: The time is
taken from the Skidmore server, not your computer's internal
clock, your cell phone, or your wristwatch. Students are therefore advised
not to wait until the last minute to submit reflections.
Please
email Professor Curley
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