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An Introduction to the Liberal Arts
The Individual and the Community

 
  
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  • Quizzes 

Quizzes have multiple purposes: reading quizzes will reward those who keep up with their reading and will establish  a starting point for discussion. Other questions may ask for brief analyses that solicit your perspective on the topic under discussion. While some quizzes may be announced in advance, not all will be.

  • Coorain exam

This early exam is partly a reading test to make sure that you are reading texts carefully and thoughtfully, and to affirm that you are keeping up with college-level expectations.  As such, it will include questions that we have not directly discussed in class.  It will also require that you think critically about what you have read. 

  • Final exam

    The final exam will be comprehensive, and will emphasize making connections across the texts that we have read for the semester. It is likely to include both essay questions and the identification and analysis of quotations.  I suggest that you make lists of ideas and discussions that are relevant to the texts that we have read this term, and review them in study groups using your texts for evidence.

  • Studying for exams and another site for suggestions on studying for exams
 

 

 

  
 
Upcoming

 

First Person

 

Monday, September 22 @ 6 pm:

 

We will meet in the Peterson viewing lounge to watch episodes of Errol Morris' First Person

 

 sunset
 

"The unexamined life is not worth living" (Socrates).

 
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