



A rather successful endeavor in the fall semester was looking to add a "look for clues" slide to my grammar slide sets for Composition I. Some of my slide sets had a slide like this already, but others did not so I decided to make it a point of emphasis for the fall semester. With the help of my two sections of Composition I, I was able to add a list of clues for the remaining sets that did not have them. Sometimes this came directly from a student question during group work or discussion and sometimes it came directly from me. I am grateful for my students and their assistance in getting this done.