Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
AP3: Gatsby Seminar Round 1
Please post your comments to today's socratic seminar here.
Remember your pointers for improving tomorrow's seminar:
1. Be sure to involve all members in the discussion.
2. Use the hot seat judiciously.
3. Support your ideas with the text.
Remember your pointers for improving tomorrow's seminar:
1. Be sure to involve all members in the discussion.
2. Use the hot seat judiciously.
3. Support your ideas with the text.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
AP3: Gatsby Chapter 2
Continue our class discussion in the comment section:
Does "class" prohibit people from participating in the American Dream?
Nick as narrator: attitude towards other characters?
Discuss the narrative structure. From where in time & space is Nick narrating these events? Where do you sense a shift? (most obvious in Ch. 1).
HW: Chapter 3
Does "class" prohibit people from participating in the American Dream?
Nick as narrator: attitude towards other characters?
Discuss the narrative structure. From where in time & space is Nick narrating these events? Where do you sense a shift? (most obvious in Ch. 1).
HW: Chapter 3
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
ENG1: Night, cont.
SSR: Night pgs 34-39
Dialectical Journal #3
Finish Vocab Dictionaries (due tomorrow).
Class discussion
Dialectical Journal #3
Finish Vocab Dictionaries (due tomorrow).
Class discussion
AP3: Begin Creative Writing Mini-Unit
Using concrete details describe:
a penny
Cody's actions while reading the newspaper
this photograph
See handout for the first poetry assignment: due Tuesday, May 26th.
a penny
Cody's actions while reading the newspaper
this photograph
See handout for the first poetry assignment: due Tuesday, May 26th.
Monday, May 18, 2009
ENG1: DJ* Grading
-*Dialectical Journal Grading
-Read/discuss Night
-Motifs/Theme
-Autobiography vs. Memoir
-Read/discuss Night
-Motifs/Theme
-Autobiography vs. Memoir
AP3: Welcome to The Great Gatsby
Post AP Exam Survey
Journal Write: What is class? What determines class? Since "all men are created equal," the U.S. is an egalitarian (classless) society. Agree / Disagree? Explain.
Great Gatsby discussion
Homework: Post your response to the Journal Write in the comments. Also respond to two other students.
Directions to post comments:
1. Select the "comments" link in the white space below these directions.
2. Write your comments.
3. In the "Comment as" drop-down select "Name/URL."
4. Identify yourself by first name only, and a last initial if necessary.
5. In the URL box write: fvhs.com
6. Hit "post comment," then enter the keyword as instructed.
Journal Write: What is class? What determines class? Since "all men are created equal," the U.S. is an egalitarian (classless) society. Agree / Disagree? Explain.
Great Gatsby discussion
Homework: Post your response to the Journal Write in the comments. Also respond to two other students.
Directions to post comments:
1. Select the "comments" link in the white space below these directions.
2. Write your comments.
3. In the "Comment as" drop-down select "Name/URL."
4. Identify yourself by first name only, and a last initial if necessary.
5. In the URL box write: fvhs.com
6. Hit "post comment," then enter the keyword as instructed.
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