Please note that even if you will be working with
Sorensen-sensei,
you still need to do the research project in order to
complete the
work of the pre-departure course. For your reference,
I am copying the assignment
below, which I sent in an email dated April 23:
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Quote: ”2. RESEARCH: The
next major written assignment was to do some research on a topic
related to Japan. Almost everyone has already posted a
very broad research
topic, but now it is time to narrow your topic and get more
specific. There was
no reading assigned for this Friday. Instead, I asked
you to start working on your
research. Please post a more specific research topic on your individual blog
by
noon, Monday, April 28, if at all possible.
You should write at least two substantial paragraphs.
The first should be about
your topic and what you hope to learn. The second
should give information about
what resources are available for your research. Be as
specific as you can.
As I noted in class, the sources can be web-based.
Wikipedia can be
used as a starting-off point but you must include other
sources. You will need to
use a minimum of four sources in addition to any Wikipedia
articles you may wish
to consult.
The report itself will be due May 7 (Wed.) at 5 pm. The report
does not
have to be in a traditional research format. My main
concern is that you learn some
basic information and do some careful thinking about your
topic,
which, if you are a summer program participant,
you will be continuing in Japan and writing up for EAS
301. The total length
of your project should be at least 1200 words (equivalent of
four pages). Since you are posting
this on your blog, I urge you to include visuals as well as
live links.”
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I will
extend the deadlines as follows:
Research
proposals are due by noon Friday, May 2, posted on your blog.
Final
projects are due by 5 pm Saturday, May 10, posted on your blog.
There is also going to be a questionnaire, about which more
information will be coming.
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