Remember that we have an unusual schedule this week. On Monday through Thursday, classes will meet for one three-hour period. This is what I have planned:
Monday-Thursday:
You will get a writing prompt related to recent reading assignments. This will be timed. When the writing prompt is stopped, you will receive your portfolios--along with a "table of contents" for the writing assignments that should be in there.
We will probably watch portions of various movies. Bring popcorn or snacks. You will also get a copy of "Shooting an Elephant." Read and answer questions at the end.
Homework: Go to your Literature & Composition books (the white ones). Read "Art and the Artist"--pp. 1031-1032. Then read a a out T. S. Eliot and his poem, "The Love Song for J. Alfred Prufrock" (pp. 1033-1037).
Students with last names beginning with the letters A - H will answer the odd number questions under "Questions for Discussion." Students with last names beginning with the letters I-Z will answer the even numbered questions on the same pages. Students will write in complete sentences. The work will be checked for completion on Friday. This work is to be your own work, without assistance from on-line, study-guides, friends, or family.
Friday:
Check work. Students will turn it in at the end of the period.
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Monday-Thursday:
You will get a writing prompt related to recent reading assignments. This will be timed. When the writing prompt is stopped, you will receive your portfolios--along with a "table of contents" for the writing assignments that should be in there.
We will probably watch portions of various movies. Bring popcorn or snacks. You will also get a copy of "Shooting an Elephant." Read and answer questions at the end.
Homework: Go to your Literature & Composition books (the white ones). Read "Art and the Artist"--pp. 1031-1032. Then read a a out T. S. Eliot and his poem, "The Love Song for J. Alfred Prufrock" (pp. 1033-1037).
Students with last names beginning with the letters A - H will answer the odd number questions under "Questions for Discussion." Students with last names beginning with the letters I-Z will answer the even numbered questions on the same pages. Students will write in complete sentences. The work will be checked for completion on Friday. This work is to be your own work, without assistance from on-line, study-guides, friends, or family.
Friday:
Check work. Students will turn it in at the end of the period.
Re
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