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First home cooked meal for the new guy in my life??
I'm having a new man over for dinner this weekend and I need some ideas on what to make. He doesn't low carb but he's a diabetic (type 1) so I think low carb is the way to go. I was thinking about Kevin's thin crust cheese pizza but I thought that may be too "casual" (i.e not romatic enough!) We've only been out a half dozen times or so and this is the first time I am cooking for him. I'm still in the ga-ga phase where I actually want to impress him! I'm sure that will be gone soon enough but for now I need your brilliant ideas on what to make.
Oh, I'm interested in both mail dishes and dessert ideas. Thanks.
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First off, congrats on the new guy!!!
It sounds to me like you are lookign for an elegant lookign meal or one that shows you put some time and thought into it, but maybe a meal that looks like it took more time than it actually did. How about one of those nice elegant stuffed chicken recipes that look like it took you forever to make?
Maybe this one, or something similar:
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Tammy's Stuffed Chicken Breasts
Serving Size: 4
-= Ingredients =-
4 sun dried tomatoes ; packed in oil or dried
1 teaspoon lemon zest ; grated
1 Tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon unsalted butter
2 Tablespoons parsley ; minced
1/8 teaspoon salt ; (optional)
1 lb. boneless skinless chicken breast halves
-= Instructions =-
If using oil packed tomatoes, drain and finely chop. If using dried tomatoes, cover tomatoes with boiling water in a bowl. Let stand 5 minutes. Drain and finely chop. Place 2 Tbs. chopped tomatoes and half the lemon zest in a small bowl. Add butter, parsley and salt. Mix thoroughly and set aside. Combine remaining tomatoes and zest in another bowl and mix thoroughly.
Using a sharp knife, cut horizontally through the center of each chicken breast to form a pocket. Do not cut all the way through. Divide tomato and lemon zest mixture into equal portions and spread in pocket of each chicken breast. Turn on broiler. Arrange chicken on a broiler pan and place 4 inches from heat source. Broil 5 minutes. Turn and broil another 4 minutes. Spread tomato and butter mixture over chicken breasts. Broil another 1-2 minutes or until chicken is opaque throughout.
If you don't like that one, stuff the chicken with any combination of Proscuitto, cheese, spinach and mushrooms, and make it the same basic way.
As a side dish if you want veggies, maybe take asparagus spears and cut the hard ends off, then cut spears in half. Wrap in a half a slice of bacon or turkey bacon, bake at 400 for 15 minutes, remove from oven and sprinkle with cheddar cheese then return to oven long enough to melt cheese. Even non low carbers love that one and I've served it to many who do not even like asparagus and they loved it. It is appetizing to look at and tastes great. Again, it looks like you put a lot of work into it, but is simple and quick to make.
On the dessert, maybe choose something you can make the night before or a couple nights before, to cut down on the cooking the night of. Besides, some things need to chill several hours before serving.
For dessert, I'll suggest CarolynF's Brownie Torte if you have the supplies (Carbquick, etc). It is a beautiful, elegant dessert and even people who arent diabetic have loved it whenever I serve it.
If you do not have the carbquik and things, try CarolynF's Easy Strawberry Pie. It's pretty and very tasty
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Lets face it - all guys like steak. I love to grill, but a great indoor option is Brandy Flamed Peppercorn Steaks (great presentation too!). Here's the recipe from I use which is originally from allrecipes.com:
3 tablespoons crushed black peppercorns (I actually use less)
2 (8 ounce) beef top sirloin steaks
1 tablespoon lemon pepper
1 teaspoon salt
5 tablespoons butter
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup red wine
3 tablespoons brandy
1/4 cup chopped green onions
1 shallot, chopped
1/2 cup heavy cream
Press crushed peppercorns into both sides of each steak. Sprinkle with lemon pepper, and salt.
Melt butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Stir in garlic and wine, and cook for 1 minute. Arrange steaks in pan, and cook for 5 to 10 minutes per side, or until desired doneness. Reduce heat to low.
Pour brandy onto steaks, and carefully light with a match. Let the flames burn off. Sprinkle green onion and shallot around the steaks, and circle the steaks with cream. Cook, stirring sauce, until hot. Transfer steaks to plates. Spoon sauce over meat.
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I made up this recipe for DH for Valentines day and he loved it!
This recipe serves 4 so you can scale it down for 2. (use 2 chicken breasts)
Mushroom, Spinach and Garlic Stuffed Chicken Beasts
4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts
1-2 large cloves garlic minced
1 small package frozen chopped spinach, squeeze/drained well.
8oz pkg fresh mushrooms, chopped up (as finely as you prefer)
1 jar of (low carb) alfredo sauce or homemade lc alfredo sauce.
Parmesan cheese
Butter, salt, pepper, toothpicks or roasting string
Spray shallow baking dish with non- stick cooking spray, preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Pound each chicken breast out thin (1/4 1/5 ) between wax paper season lightly with salt and pepper on both sides and set aside.
If they are large you can cut one in half and get 2 servings from 1 breast.
- Saute mushroom in butter in slightly brown, add garlic until cooked and then spinch, Mix well and take off heat. Season mixture with salt and pepper to taste.
- Spoon Mixture on each piece of chicken in middle, sprinkle with parmesan cheese and roll chicken up.
You can secure pieces by tieing them up with the string, using a toothpick or simply placing the seam side down in baking dish. (this works well if they are not overstuffed)
Place all chicken rolls in baking pan and drizzle or brush lightly with melted butter.
Bake for 30-40 min until chicken is cooked through.
Serve stuffed chicken on bed of low carb pasta or side of veggies topped with alfredo sauce.
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Most everybody like Italian. How about a chicken breast Parmigiano? Pounded chicken cutlets, dredged in egg and Kraft Parmesan seasoned with onion and garlic powder and Italian seasoning, then sauteed lightly in olive oil. Top with a good Marinara sauce, Mozzarella and real (not Kraft) Parmigiano cheese and bake till heated. You can do everything but the final heating ahead (just be sure to undercook the chicken when doing the initial browning) so your kitchen is neat when your guy arrives. Serve with a mixed green salad and a roasted vegetable. I frequently buy one of those bags of frozen cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, and squash and put on a cooky sheet with some olive oil and roast at 400 till a little brown on the edges. Green beans are really good done like that, too. Very easy as well and not heavy. I'd go for a light fruit dessert, like mixed berries sweetened with Splenda (or whatever you use) and topped with a little sweetened sour cream or whipped cream and garnished with mint. He'll be impressed!
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I agree with Tim. Go with the steak! For a side dish Linda's Mockafoni and cheese. My husband, dad, and brother love that dish!
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Not to argue with anybody here - and everyone has given some wonderful ideas - but I'd keep a few thoughts in mind before I'd do a steak. First, the meat needs to be of really good quality - in other words, expensive. Second, it can be a little tricky to get it cooked just right and not overdone. Third, while flaming brandy can be dramatic, it takes some practice to do without embarrassing yourself! I think the most important thing is to do something you are personally comfortable with. You want to be relaxed and happy for your guy, not stressed out about a recipe!
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I would suggest to have some sort of carb there. My SIL is Type 1 diabetic and if she doesn't eat some carbs with a meal she will get sick and her blood sugar can get all messed up (I'm not sure of the details) Different types of diabetes can have different dietary requirements.
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Wow! Thanks for all the great ideas! Vicki, thanks for telling me that. I'm always shocked when we go out to eat and this guy eats whatever he wants. He shoots insulin at the table although he does it so discretely I have never seen him doing it. I just assumed low carb was good for all diabetics and I was actually going to bring this up with him but now I won't. He's been dealing with this for 30 years so I have to give him some credit I guess that he knows whats best for him. But, if he wants to be with ME he better learn to like low carb I'll throw a potato in the oven for him if I have to but that's about the best he's going to get out of me.
I have been wanting to try the AB tomato sauce so maybe I'll give that a go...oh wait, the Dreamfields can give me some "intestinal issues" that could be embarrasing so maybe I'll wait until I know him better to do that one Steak could be a challenge for me. Flaming meat could be a huge challenge for me! I do have some very good filets in the freezer. I'll think about that one. I'll mull over the other recipes and see what I think might appeal to him the best. They all sound really delicious! Hopefully I'll have more than one chance to cook for him so they will definitely be used.
THe strawberry pie sound great too! I think I'll give that one a go for sure.
Thanks everyone for the great ideas. You're all invited to the wedding!!
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If it were ME - I'd be doing something simple enough to "cook itself" so I could spend more time with HIM and not be in the kitchen! Like maybe a crockpot pork or beef roast - maybe check the crockpot thread for ideas? Or something like a spinach or cabbage lasagna, if Dreamfields gives you issues - I'm pretty sure LindaSue has some noodle-less lasagna recipes on her website.
Make up a big ol' tossed salad with all the goodies in it, keep ice cold, chill the salad bowls and forks to make an impression, and serve with a good homemade or good quality bottled dressing. A nice bottle of wine perhaps?
DH and I had a killer dessert at our fave restaurant last night - just quartered strawberries, with a drizzle of port that had had a cinnamon stick steeped in it - it was really delicious!
The MOST important thing is - have fun and keep it non-fussy the first time around! (The food I meant....)
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hahahaha - you're already getting married I see! You're just like me lol!! Planning the wedding!!
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I agree with Char. First time it's best to be able to spend more time with him than in the kitchen and you don't have to worry about something messing up if it's already cooked. No reason to get real fancy either--guys usually just want a nice homecooked meal--atleast in my experience. I think a pot roast in a slow cooker is a great idea--guys grill for themselves and this is more "home cooking". Maybe some faux mashed potatoes with gravy. A salad and maybe a green veggie would be plenty. The cheesy broccoli casserole on Linda Sue's site is excellent. Sometimes guys don't like plain veggies but will eat if covered with cheese. For a plain green veggie, green beans is often a safe bet.
My second idea would be zuccini or eggplant lasagna. DH loves lasagna made with Dreamsfields but you pointed out a good reason not to do that just yet.
Also the more creative you get the more chance there is it won't suit his particular tastes--I'd wait till you know what he really likes and just play it safe to start. I like lots of dishes that DH won't touch.
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2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011: EMBA Global Award for Commitment to Excellence, London Business School and Columbia Business School
2006, 2007: Executive MBA Award for Commitment to Excellence
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005: Margaret Chandler Award for Excellence in Teaching, Columbia Business School
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This is the last in my genealogy in Alberta series of blog posts. I am going to try and cover some of the more obscure kinds of records you may want to look at to find your Alberta ancestors. We'll start with land, since that was a big reason for much of the migration into this province. But I will look at some of the less likely sources you can try.
Land Records
I love land records. I don't come from a farming background, my people were mostly workin' folk, so I don't use land records a lot in my family research but we do use land records in our local history work. Land records can provide a great deal of information, or very little, depending on circumstances. My great grandfather's homestead records were about 5 pages long, as he abandoned the homestead after only a few years. But the record of one of my colleagues was a thick sheaf of papers containing a will, information about the improvements to the land and all kinds of detail that would be useful for family historians.
In Alberta there were a number of ways early settlers could obtain land. They could file for a homestead. In doing so they would have to fill out an application which may contain information useful for genealogy. If he stayed on the land and "proved up" there will also be documentation relating to any improvements he made including how much land was cleared, what buildings were erected, the livestock, etc. There may also be sworn statements from persons of note in the community (which is why it might be worthwhile to have a peek at the homestead index even if your ancestor didn't homestead) The index for these records is available, courtesy of the Alberta Genealogical Society. If you find an ancestor in the index, you can request a copy of the file by clicking on the "Order a copy…" link and following the instructions. We have the Calgary district homestead registers on microfilm in the local history room.
If the homesteader made the required improvements to his land, he could apply for his letters patent. You can search the index of the letters patent and see the documents through the Canadian Genealogy Centre.
If your people don't turn up in the homestead index, it is possible they bought their land from the CPR. As part of the deal for building the railroad, CPR was given 25 million acres of land on the prairies. It sold this land sometimes as a package deal to overseas immigrants. You can find the index to these land sales through the Glenbow Archives.
When researching land records it is useful to have an understanding of what the terms mean and how the land was divided. You can find an excellent guide on Dave Obee's blog.
He has also written a book on finding land records on the Prairies: Back to the Land: a Genealogical Guide to Finding Farms on the Canadian Prairies.
Maps can also play an important part in family history research. Maps such the Cummins Rural Directory maps can show the location of land owners. The 1924 Cummins map for Alberta is available on microfilm in the Local History room.
We have also launched a collection of digitized maps through the CHFH Digital Library. These are mostly for the Calgary region, but stay tuned, we are hoping to have more maps in there soon.
If you have the land location, the Provincial Archives of Alberta has a series of township maps for the province which show earlier homesteaders' names. You have to use them in the Archives, as they have not been digitized.
A really good tip for researching anything, but in particular for genealogy is, follow the money. Generally, records relating to assets are some of the best records around. This is true for records relating to the estate of deceased persons. The Provincial Archives of Alberta has probate records from about 1884 to about 1975 (records less than 30 years old will still be in the custody of the Court). It is useful, when you are requesting probate records at the PAA to know where the person was living at the time of their death as the records are arranged by judicial district.
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There have been a number of initiatives in Alberta to facilitate the creation of local histories. These are often overlooked by researchers but they should really be top of the list if you are looking for ancestors in smaller towns or in rural areas. They can contain a wealth of information about the area and the people who lived there. The Calgary Public Library has a large collection of histories from central and southern Alberta. You can find them in the catalogue by entering the name of the locale into the subject search.
There are also a number of digital repositories for local histories. The Alberta Heritage Digitization Project has a large collection of digitized histories, as does the Our Roots website. Peel's Prairie Provinces also has a collection of digitized histories, along with other documents relating to the history of the Prairies.
If you read this blog a lot, you know what I am going to say about newspapers for historical research. They are the best source. Yes, you can find obituaries and wedding announcements, but there is often so much more. I often poke around the old newspapers for Calgary and find a plethora of details about life in the city, but also about what the denizens of Calgary were up to. Exam scores, participation in sporting events, parties, holidays, you name it, the paper would talk about it. So it is never a bad idea to wander through the newspapers from your ancestor's home town. You never know what you'll find. The Local History Room at the Central Library has a good collection of historic newspapers from small towns around southern Alberta. The Calgary newspapers are held on microfilm in the Magazines and Newspapers department as well. You can also check the Alberta Heritage Digitization Project. They have a great selection of Alberta newspapers. This collection is not indexed, however, so you can't search it by name. Peel's Prairie Provinces also has newspapers for Alberta. Google Newspapers has digitized some Alberta newspapers, such as the Calgary Herald and the Edmonton Journal. As mentioned in the earlier post, we do have sources to help you identify the name of the newspaper and where it is held and we can always request interlibrary loans of newspapers on microfilm if we don't have the paper and it isn't digitized.
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12 Whiting Sterling Silver LILY OF THE VALLEY Demitasse Spoons A lovely set of twelve sterling silver demitasse spoons by Whiting. This pattern, probably referred to as 39, was most likely only made as demitasse spoons. Whiting produced a number of patterns in the 1880s and 90s that were limited in this way. The handles, beautifully decorated with a pierced pattern of lilies of the valley, blend into corkscrew twist stems that connect to bowls enhanced with repousse decoration of chrysanthemums. Exactly what chrysanthemums and lilies of the valley have to do with each other is not clear, but the design certainly works from an aesthetic point of view! The bowls are highly polished, but the flowers on the handle have a matte surface that really highlights the floral details and adds to the realistic appearance. The backs are marked with Whitings earlier hallmark, the pattern number 39, and Sterling. The spoons are presented in their original fitted box covered in lilac velvet and silk.
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One of my favorite countries to visit is New Zealand. It has spectacular landscapes and an incredible pool of sustainable designers. I was lucky enough to spend 10 days on a business trip last year on the North Island around Auckland but unfortunately never made it to the South Island. One of the companies I would love to check out is the sustainable furniture company Tréology based in Christchurch.
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Pine cone decorations are so much fun for kids to make that my little boy insisted on starting his whilst he was still in his pyjamas!
They are also brilliant for giving children the opportunity to work with natural materials.
Collecting fallen pine cones and then using them to make your very own, unique kids crafts is a brilliant seasonal activity that kids of all ages will love.
Scroll down the page here and you'll find instructions for our favourite pinecone Christmas decorations.
These simple pinecone Christmas trees made can be made into hanging tree decorations or free-standing ornaments.
A little adult preparation is needed before the kids get involved, but this is a really simple, effective pine cone craft for your kids to try.
Don't forget that you can buy pine cones commercially if you have any trouble foraging for your own. E-bay had lots of different shapes and sizes on offer when we were making our pine cone crafts this year. Why not try using giant pine cones for a bigger version of these pine cone crafts?
Collect together your craft materials before you call the kids over. There's nothing worse than getting them all excited only to find you've run out of glue!
a pine cone (mine was about 6cm tall)
some type of lid from your recycling box (I used a really small screw cap from a yoghurt pouch)
super glue or a glue gun
ribbon or string (to make the loop for hanging)
green paint
pva glue
craft foam stickers (stars & circles work well)
You'll need to decide for yourself how much adult prep to do. The idea is to let the kids do the fun, creative bits, and avoid losing their interest with too much waiting for glue or paint to dry!
This is just a larger version of the mini-tree shown above. We ordered some giant pine cones from e-bay and used a little flower pot to make the 'bucket'.
My kids found it much easier to decorate the bigger pine cone and they were very pleased that they had space for even more glitter and decorations!
Decorating with pine cones at Christmas time is lots of fun for kids, so why not let them try out a couple of different craft ideas.
These hanging pine cone decorations will really sparkle on your tree and can be made in a whole variety of different colours.
I think these silver ones look like sparkling icicles, but my boys are desparate to try some in multi-colours. We have the same dispute over our Christmas lights every year too....somehow I think I'm destined to have jazzy miss-matched holiday colour scheme for many years to come!
a pine cone (mine was about 6cm tall)
sparkley string or ribbon (about 15cm)
super glue or a glue gun
pretty beads
pva glue
To make these pine cone decorations you'll need to attatch one end of your piece of string or ribbon to the flat end of your pine cone.
Depending how old your kids are (and whether you can trust them with a hot glue gun!) you may need to do this job before they get started.
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For over 35 years, Montessori Day School has been providing quality Montessori education in the Chapel Hill community. Our experienced teachers respect the unique personality and learning style of each child and do not compare a child to norms or standards that are measured by traditional educational systems. Our philosophy encourages a child to learn in his or her own way and proceed at his or her own pace, with an unlimited curriculum, teaching self-reliance and independence, leading to more opportunities to develop abstract thinking. Our students benefit from our emphasis on and expectation of mutual respect, grace, and courtesy. Our goal at Montessori Day School is to provide a stimulating, child oriented environment where children ages 18 months to 12 years can explore, touch, and learn without limitations. The end result is to build a life-long love of learning.
Montessori Day School (MDS), Inc., was established in March 1979 by Cathy Beemer and Liz Mallett. The goals for the school were to provide a faculty operated school, a well equipped and pleasant learning environment for children, and an enriched Montessori curriculum to meet the needs of children with a wide range of abilities.
In June of 2010, the school was purchased by Melanie Vandermast, a longtime teacher at the school, and her husband David. Cathy Beemer retired in May 2010, after more than 30 years of teaching and school ownership. Shortly before retirement, Liz Mallett passed away after the same long career as teacher and co-owner of Montessori Day School.
The MDS Parent Support Group (PSG) was started in 1982 when the school moved to Weaver Dairy Road. The PSG is very active and supports several enrichment programs for the children and school.
The school moved in June 2013 to a completely renovated building at 1702 Legion Road, in Chapel Hill off of Ephesus Church Road and close to the Rams Head Plaza shopping center.
Heather Amistadi, B.A., Duke University, Economics and Political Science, J.D. University of Richmond School of Law. Certified by the American Montessori Society (AMS) for 6-9 year olds and 9-12 year olds, she received her Lower Elementary Credential and her Upper Elementary Credential from the North Carolina Center for Montessori Teacher Education (NC-CMTE). Founder of Carolina Montessorians, a community focused on promoting understanding and dialogue among Montessori educators, parents and enthusiasts. Prior to dedicating her career to inspiring children to discover joy of learning through the Montessori philosophy, Heather spent almost ten years as a real estate attorney in the corporate world. In this role, Heather spent much time in the capacity of professional educator and mentor, culminating in her realization that teaching is her true passion. In her free time, Heather enjoys outdoor activities, creative arts and music.
Melanie Vandermast holds a B.S. in Business, with a major in Marketing from Miami University of Ohio and an A.A.S. in Merchandising from the Fashion Institute of Technology, a S.U.N.Y. school in New York City. She received her Early Childhood 3-6 Credential from the North Carolina Center of Montessori Teacher Education (NC-CMTE) in June of 2002. Melanie began teaching in 1999 when she joined Montessori Day School as MDS founder Liz Mallett's Assistant Directress. Since completing her Montessori Credential she has been a Directress at Montessori Community School of Durham and returned to Montessori Day School as Directress in 2008. Melanie has been a member of the American Montessori Society (AMS) since 2002.
Stephanie Stewart, a native North Carolinian, graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a B.A. in English and Spanish Minor. She is certified by the American Montessori Society (AMS) for 3-6 year olds and received her Early Childhood Credential from the North Carolina Center for Montessori Teacher Education (NC-CMTE). She served for a year as a tutor in the AmeriCorps Program in Seattle and has taught locally at Spence's Farm as the Garden & Livestock Manager as well as co-leading Learning Outside's Adventurers outdoor, nature-based after school club for 5-8 year olds. She is an organic gardener with a deep commitment to sustainability and the outdoors and is also an accomplished musician. Stephanie has been a member of AMS since 2012 and begins the 2013-14 school year as Directress after having been Assistant Directress.
KK Biggers, A native North Carolinian, KK graduated from Kenyon College in Ohio with a BA in English. She spent her summers as Head Counselor at Camp Thunderbird, fulfilling her passion for working with children. She has spent two years teaching in a Montessori toddler classroom and is seeking her Infant/Toddler Montessori Certification and furthering her love for the Montessori teaching philosophy. Prior to teaching in the Montessori classroom, she had the opportunity to teach English abroad in Thailand. In her free time, KK enjoys singing, reading, and painting outdoors.
About Maria Montessori
Maria Montessori was an individual ahead of her time. She was born in 1870 in Ancona, Italy, to an educated but nonaffluent middle class family. She grew up in a country considered most conservative in its attitude toward women, yet even against the considerable opposition of her father and teachers, Montessori pursued a scientific education and was the first woman to become a physician in Italy. As a practicing physician associated with the University of Rome, she was a scientist, not a teacher. It is ironic that she became famous for her contributions in a field that she had rejected as the traditional refuge for women at a time when few professions were open to them other than homemaking or the convent. The Montessori method evolved almost by accident from a small experiment that Dr. Montessori carried out on the side. Her genius stems not from her teaching ability, but from her recognition of the importance of what she stumbled upon.


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Writing Project 3: Research Proposal
DUE DATE: March 6, 2013
The Research Proposal is a chance for you to step back, assess, reflect, and plan. The idea of inquiry (asking questions to arrive at answers) seems logical and perhaps even commonplace. Yet, my experience in the classroom tells me that this is not necessarily the case—especially for students enrolled in college classes. Professors don't always allow students to think by asking questions, and students don't always think to ask questions or to ask the difficult questions. We don't always think to ask in order to find (especially when we're told to conduct research by someone in a position of authority). My hope is that you'll use inquiry to find answers for a question that matters to you, that you'll take this opportunity to find your place in the larger conversation about theories of rhetoric and composition.
Like a marriage proposal, your research proposal in this class is an "all or nothing" plan: I must approve the proposal if you are to continue with coursework. Experience also tells me that proposals almost always require at least one resubmission—the extra work on the front end of the project is designed to pay off with a better outcome on the back end of the project, once you move to the research paper. This front-end work means we'll be taking the proposal in stages, so please remember that you'll be submitting the document twice.
The overall purposes of the research proposal and (its related) annotated bibliography and then synthesis essay are to focus on what you are attempting to find out, to begin gathering research sources and other evidence, and to get my help early in your research. This is the first step toward your eventual semester research project and marks the moment in this course where you begin to work on your own agenda. It gives you a chance to work out:
- what you want to try to find out,
- how you might find it out, and
- where you might find it out.
Our aim is to arrive at a question worth exploring, conduct secondary and empirical primary research, evaluate our results, and turn them into an argument worth making while using our secondary and primary research results as evidence to support us.
In this project, we will work on developing your research question. This is different from an unmanageably broad topic. For example, a topic is something like "the relationships between technologies and literacies." If you wanted to cover the "relationships between technologies and literacies," you'd be obligated to write a fat book or two, not a semester paper. However, you can refine your approach and generate a manageable, do-able, substantive research question.
In this project, we will work on developing your research question and on finding relevant, high-quality sources. Ultimately, for the research proposal, you will write up your initial question in a structured way and you will begin to find and select potential source material. (If you have never written an inquiry-based project proposal and/or never completed a project driven by empirical research, I would recommend you complete the Topic > Question worksheet provided to you in Google Drive.)
Follow the skeleton below exactly. You'll find a similar template in our Google Drive folder. If you use that template, make sure to use File > Make a Copy option. I am asking for the rigid template for a reason; I will not read proposals that vary the format. I want separate sections. I wanted them under the headings provided below. Above all, remember you are writing a plan not an essay. You should think about this in the future tense (especially after you get to Section 3).
Remember, this proposal is just a plan: your plan to do some research about a question that matters to you. You cannot move forward with the research until I sign off on this proposal.
In your Trading 8s, you've been asking questions and reflecting on terms, concepts, and ideas of interest to those invested in undergraduate research. In WP2, you explored some of the materials you've seen and used to begin to understand the nature and purpose of research and inquiry at SEU. Now I want you to transform those musings into ideas and a forward looking question. What do you still need to know about research or inquiry? What do you want to understand about writing as you prepare to continue writing at St. Edward's? To frame this question, you may need to describe what you know about where you are going and how this ENGW course needs to help you get there. For example, when I figured out I wanted to be a college professor, I was halfway through my MA degree. I still didn't know what it meant to write like "a grad student," and I certainly didn't know how college professors kept their jobs. So, for this section, that is what I'd write about. I'd then work to make sure there is a connection between my personal interest and the content of my subject of study.
You will begin drafting the question you hope to answer in this section. Your question will and should change and evolve as you are reading and talking to people. In your final proposal, you should have nothing but the following skeleton included in this section:
Using _______ [describe your particular methods (e.g., interviews, surveys, digital data corpus gathering, library research, etc.)],
I am investigating _______ [something focused and particular having to do with current theories of rhetoric and composition that can be asked and answered]
because I want to find out _______ [what do you want to know?]
so that _______ [specific stakeholders]
can better understand _______ [specify (or speculate, at this point...) what you believe the "so what"? of your project might be. So what? Why is it worthwhile? What will it contribute to the ongoing conversations relevant to your question? Why might anyone besides you care about the answer to this question?].
Secondary Research
This section should begin listing the articles you anticipate using to answer your question; these are also the articles that you will include in your Annotated Bibliography. Obviously, you may wish to use the readings we've completed in class (they are the foundation for this project), but you will also be expected to locate, read, and discuss articles that you find on your own. In this section, you will list no less than three (3) new articles for me to approve. You will need a total of six (6) for the Annotated Bibliography, but you need only show me at least 3 new articles for the Research Proposal. These article should be listed in MLA 2009 format unless you make a case in Section 1 to use a different citation style (one better suited to your future discipline/career).
For me to approve these articles, you must include, under each MLA citation entry, a brief paragraph (100-200 words) explaining what you think are the main claims of the article and an explanation of why you think this article will likely help you answer your question. I want to emphasize the hypothesis part of the above task. You are guessing about the content because when you submit the proposal, you are not expected to have read these articles. Yet. If you include articles we've read in class, these do not count toward the 3 you need. Also, for these entries, rather than telling me why you think the article will help, tell me what claims the authors made that you know will help you (because you have already read these articles).
If you need help with the MLA citations, use the Purdue OWL.
Primary Research
Sometimes reading articles won't be helpful, and depending on what you discuss in Section 1, reading what other people say may not be useful unless you have a first-hand perspective. This is why you are required to do some research on your own. I want you to think about people you could talk to, artifacts or materials you could gather and analyze, places you could observe and learn. I don't expect you to do all three, but I do expect you to think seriously about what you need to know and brainstorm some possible people, places, or things that will help you find those answers.
As you settle on some possible choices, you should answer these questions for each person, place, or thing:
- Who are you going to talk to, interview, survey, etc.? What are you going to read, interpret, analyze? Where are you going to sit, watch, and listen? Why do you think this person, place, and/or thing can help answer your question? What information do you think you can learn from this person, place, or thing that you can't find in other people's research?
- How are you going to get access to this person? to this place? to this thing? Be specific here. Don't tell me you'll find them or it. If you are using your networks and connections, explain that to me.
- Knowing your schedule and consulting the Calendar about the final deadline for the Final Research project, when will you conduct this research? gather these materials? do your observations? Again, be specific about time table. (This will help later when you're sending me an Accountability Report.)
- What are you going to ask these people? what do you want to observe? what do you hope to read or understand from the thing? Here, be sure you need to include two key parts.
a. If you are talking to human beings, you need to have your consent documents ready to go. Ask me how to prepare these documents.
b. You need to include all the questions exactly as you intend to ask them. If you are reading something, let me know what questions you'll be trying to answer as you read. If you are going to sit, watch, and listen, then tell me what you are looking for. If you don't write it down, you can't ask it. Again, I want to see a plan from you.
Because I am doing a semester research project and not writing a book, my inquiries are subject to limitations. Specifically, those limitations are _______________. Nevertheless, I think I can work within those limitations to do a project that is substantive because _______________.
Write this section last because your hypothesis will forecast what you think you will learn from the research sources you just described. Ground your specific claims—those key points you think you'll learn—in (a) what you think your people, places, and/or things will demonstrate and (b) what you think the readings will help you understand. Tell me what you think your answer will be after the research is complete. What will be your final So What? for the larger conversation. Be as specific and thorough as possible here. Again, write this last.
Remember when I repeated the term so-what intentionally in the description of your Short Paper? Your Research Project is no different. I want you to think about who cares about or may be affected by your question. You may also need to think about when this question might matter to them. Use whatever approach makes sense to you, but I want you to begin building a case for why your research will be important to a particular group of people (your potential audience). Be specific about who those people are: how are they like you? unlike you? what do they want that you also want (think about Section 1)?
Scholars don't keep good information to themselves; they think of ways to share that data with others, and now you need to take a personal need public. What happens to these people if you don't find an answer to your question? What happens if you do? How will you teach them something? Solve a problem they have? Answer their question?
Content and Focus (85%)
Does the overall proposal follow the criteria outlined above? Does the proposal…
- Explain what the writer wants to know more about?
- Explain why the writer is interested in learning more?
- Explain how and why the writer intends to investigate this subject?
- Include 5 new sources the researcher will use to answer her/his question?
- Explain how a person, place, or thing might help him/her better understand the term, concept, or practice under investigation?
- If required, are the consent materials included?
- Are the questions to be asked included?
- Speculate about what might be learned at the end of this research process?
- Offer an explanation for why other should (or might) care about this research?
Nuts and Bolts (15%)
- Follows template provided
- MLA 2009 format
- Meticulous proofreading throughout


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59 in. x 16 in. Cool Movement Hand Painted Contemporary Artwork
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