Agenda
Finish presenting Walden Assertion analyses
Discuss Chief Seattle (823)
Discuss Berry (825)
Discuss Carson (798)
HW: Read "Solitude" from Walden (p. 84 - 90 in Dover edition) and identify and argue for/against one of Thoreau's assertions (email by 7 am). Include quote, page, and par #.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Agenda
+Break into groups of 3 (my choice)
+Assertion analysis from "Reading" in Walden (25 min)
+Presentation of arguments (25 min)
Homework - Reading E Cancelled
Reread B, C, and D and be prepared
for quiz and/or discussion tomorrow.
+Assertion analysis from "Reading" in Walden (25 min)
+Presentation of arguments (25 min)
Homework - Reading E Cancelled
Reread B, C, and D and be prepared
for quiz and/or discussion tomorrow.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Agenda
Analyze "Street Spirit" by Radiohead
Learn ActivExpression Devices
Appositives (from LoC)
HW: Read (D) - p. 825 and answer 5 questions (your choice) from Exploring the tesxt on p. 833-4
Learn ActivExpression Devices
Appositives (from LoC)
HW: Read (D) - p. 825 and answer 5 questions (your choice) from Exploring the tesxt on p. 833-4
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Agenda
Discuss 53 - 64 on Walden
+ HW: Reading (Chief Seattle) + Soapstone
Exercises 1, 2, and 3 on p. 170 - 172
+ HW: Reading (Chief Seattle) + Soapstone
Exercises 1, 2, and 3 on p. 170 - 172
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Agenda
- Bellwork: Photograph of Walden Pond--describe
- Writing style.
- SOAPSTONE Walden (1 - 33) as a class
HW: See Calendar in the side bar
Monday, September 21, 2009
21 September Agenda
+Submit homework
+Introduction to Nature Unit
+Essential Question: What is our responsibility to nature?
+SOAPSTONE (handout)
+Apply to "Everything is Amazing, Nobody's Happy" (youtube)
+Begin reading, apply SOAPSTONE to p. 1 - 33 of Walden
Homework: Complete SOAPSTONE on Walden (through p. 33), read excerpt from Silent Spring, and answer 3 questions for discussion and 3 questions on rhetoric and style (your choice--there should be a total of 6) on p. 805.
+Introduction to Nature Unit
+Essential Question: What is our responsibility to nature?
+SOAPSTONE (handout)
+Apply to "Everything is Amazing, Nobody's Happy" (youtube)
+Begin reading, apply SOAPSTONE to p. 1 - 33 of Walden
Homework: Complete SOAPSTONE on Walden (through p. 33), read excerpt from Silent Spring, and answer 3 questions for discussion and 3 questions on rhetoric and style (your choice--there should be a total of 6) on p. 805.
Friday, September 18, 2009
What did we do in class on Friday 9/18/09?
Terms test (Ch. 1 and 2 of LoC)
Volunteers give speeches to unmotivated THS students (Thanks Will, Sarah, and Markisha)
Homework: Read through p. 133 of Walden and come to class w/8 discussion questions.
Email mrhughesthurston@gmail.com w/questions.
Volunteers give speeches to unmotivated THS students (Thanks Will, Sarah, and Markisha)
Homework: Read through p. 133 of Walden and come to class w/8 discussion questions.
Email mrhughesthurston@gmail.com w/questions.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
9/17 Homework
Write a 500-word speech persuading unmotivated Thurston students to pay attention and do their work. In your speech, appeal to ethos, pathos, and logos AND utilize at least 7 tropes
and/or schemes (p. 58-59). Next, annotate your speech, identifying where you did this. Email the speech to me by 7 am tomorrow, at mrhughesthurston@gmail.com.
and/or schemes (p. 58-59). Next, annotate your speech, identifying where you did this. Email the speech to me by 7 am tomorrow, at mrhughesthurston@gmail.com.
Monday, September 14, 2009
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