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Dr Olga Lazin
Dr Olga Lazin

This is a description of LECTURE number 1 at UDEMY, for my Course in AMERICAN ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES. Dear Students Please complete this assignment.

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GUIDELINES FOR FAMILY PAPER • Please see 8 QUESTIONS FOR The interviewee and submit yours to: olazin@ucla.edu • setup a preliminary interview date.
Choosing Material Evidence • - Primary source copy needed: one document, or one object belonging to family member being interviewed. • - ask the person if you can record the interview. • -ask about the historical context of the event/decision.
DECIDE ON AN EVENT • Decide on a decision or event to be the focus of your paper. • See questionnaire, and find out if any “secrets” exist in relation to the decision or event in your family’s past.
WRITING THE PAPER AND COMPILING MATERIAL • Conduct your research into the historical context of the event/decision. • The paper will be 3 pages long, and it will include: 1. Introduction (introduce the person, name, age, place of birth, his/her role in the family).State the event or decision
Bring in a list of your interview questions • Feb. 27th. • 2. Content: Summarize what your family member said about the event /decision. • 3. Conclusion: • What you have learned from family member’s experience. • Photocopies or chart of your material EVIDENCE.
TIPS: • Discuss with me on Google+ • We are going to Proofread together your paper before handing in. • Congrats, you successfully took this Course on UDEMY.
TIPS: • Discuss with me on Google+ • We are going to Proofread together your paper before handing in. • Congrats, you successfully took this Course on UDEMY.

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Family Paper Course Outline

  • 1. GUIDELINES FOR FAMILY PAPER • Please see 8 QUESTIONS FOR The interviewee and submit yours to: olazin@ucla.edu • setup a preliminary interview date.
  • 2. Choosing Material Evidence • - Primary source copy needed: one document, or one object belonging to family member being interviewed. • - ask the person if you can record the interview. • -ask about the historical context of the event/decision.
  • 3. DECIDE ON AN EVENT • Decide on a decision or event to be the focus of your paper. • See questionnaire, and find out if any “secrets” exist in relation to the decision or event in your family’s past.
  • 4. WRITING THE PAPER AND COMPILING MATERIAL • Conduct your research into the historical context of the event/decision. • The paper will be 3 pages long, and it will include: 1. Introduction (introduce the person, name, age, place of birth, his/her role in the family).State the event or decision
  • 5. Bring in a list of your interview questions • Feb. 27th. • 2. Content: Summarize what your family member said about the event /decision. • 3. Conclusion: • What you have learned from family member’s experience. • Photocopies or chart of your material EVIDENCE.
  • 6. TIPS: • Discuss with me on Google+ • We are going to Proofread together your paper before handing in. • Congrats, you successfully took this Course on UDEMY.
  • 7. TIPS: • Discuss with me on Google+ • We are going to Proofread together your paper before handing in. • Congrats, you successfully took this Course on UDEMY.

Editor's Notes

  • #2: Conduct fact-finding interview. Designed by Dr OLGA M. LAZIN, UCLA - EDUCATION & INFORMATION DEPARTMENT. Contact: olgalazin@gmail.com
  • #3: INTERVIEW IMEEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS ONLY.
  • #5: Summarize what the family member said.
  • #6: Summarize what your family member said about the event /decision.
  • #7: Dr Olga M. LAZIN. http://www.olgalzin.com