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FEI Papers
The first nine assignments are Fact-Evaluation-Interpretation (FEI) posts. These three words refer to a technique of writing meant to encourage close reading and discussion. Full credit on an FEI paper requires three components:
- Write a factual question and answer it yourself using resources outside the article
- Factual questions include: What does [a word] mean? Who is [a person]? When did [an event] happen? What is [a thing]?
- Write an evaluative statement (500 words)
- Evaluative statements include: I disagree with [position or idea]. I relate to [idea] because in my own life [personal experience]…
- Write an interpretive question (no answer, 100-500 words)
- Interpretive questions include: When the author says [passage], does s/he mean [an interpretation] or [another interpretation]? On the one hand, the author says [passage], but then elsewhere s/he says [different passage]–is that inconsistent? Is the real meaning of what the author is saying [your thought], or is it something else? When I read [passage], I think it means [your thought]–but I’m not sure because [doubt]. Am I right? In one reading, I thought [something] was true, but in this reading the author says [passage]. Is [something] really true?
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