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CEI Archives The CEI Archives section has been redesigned to include minutes of the CEI board, reports from the CEI treasurer, official publications of CEI, and teaching guides. Teachers who have effective teaching strategies are invited to submit their publication to Rick Lewis, CEI webmaster via email. Attach the Microsoft Word document file to the email message. If the document has special formatting, you may also send a printed copy to Rick Lewis You may also fax your document to Rick at 910-692-6918.
Essay Basics To help your students understand the basics of writing an essay, CEI now provides a new site titled Essay Basics. This site contains links to the components of an effective essay, including examples and application exercises for all aspects of writing an effective essay. CEI now provides a searchable map of North Carolina to locate each college in each region. College addresses are also included with the map, and links to each college's Web site. Click here to view the map. In addition, CEI provides a new list of CEI members by region, also including a map. Click here for the CEI list of members by region.
At the CEI 2001 Fall Conference, the membership approved the CEI Distinguished Service Award. Click here for more information.
The minutes of the CEI general meeting at the 2001 fall conference, and the 2001 treasurer's report, are now available in Archives. The "Resources" link at the top of each CEI page will take you the Libraries and Search Engines site. The "Literature" link will take you to the Modern American poetry site in the Poetry section of L&SE. |
Central Region Meeting
The CEI 2002 Central Region Spring Meeting was held at Sandhills Community College on March 1. Jenna Call, Samantha Fey, and Jill Lahnstein — English instructors at Cape Fear Community College — presented "Jumping In: Reading, Writing, and Thinking in ENG 095." Forty instructors from eleven different community colleges learned many effective techniques for integrating reading, writing, speaking, and collaborative learning. Marilyn Freeman, English Department chair at Cape Fear, answered questions about administering this approach to developmental education. Instructors learned how to design classroom instruction to "provide a creative, constructive, and nonthreatening environment in which students forge a new understanding of written texts."
Writing Guides is a new resource available from CEI online. This site contains links to the online grammar and punctuation quiz series from Capital Community College, an excellent resource for students to receive instruction and practice quizzes to develop effective grammar and sentence structure tools. As of March 17, 2002, "Writing Guides" now contains a new section on Essay Basics to help your students understand and practice the essential components of writing an effective essay. | ||