Day 1
Mon. 04/13 (p3, p4) and Tue. 04/14 (p7)
Mon. 04/13 (p3, p4) and Tue. 04/14 (p7)
Do Now: Get your paper ready for peer assessment -
1 comment/2 positives/2 improvements
Essential Questions:
a. How do I use digital media to present my findings clearly, appropriately and logically?
Standards:
CCSS.SL.9-10.5 - Make strategic use of digital media (e.g., textual, graphical, audio, visual, and interactive elements) in presentations to enhance understanding of findings, reasoning, and evidence and to add interest.
Agenda:
1. Presentations
2. When you have presented your Slides, Click here to complete EA1 Reflection Due this Friday 04/17 by midnight.
2. When you have presented your Slides, Click here to complete EA1 Reflection Due this Friday 04/17 by midnight.
Day 2
Tue. 04/15 (p3) and Wed. 04/16 (p4, p7)
Tue. 04/15 (p3) and Wed. 04/16 (p4, p7)
Do Now: Get your paper ready for peer assessment -
1 comment/2 positives/2 improvements
Essential Questions:
a. How do I avoid plagiarism?
b. How do I follow a standard format for citation?
Standards:
b. How do I follow a standard format for citation?
Standards:
CCSS.W.9-10.8 - Gather relevant information from multiple authoritative print and digital sources, using advanced searches effectively; assess the usefulness of each source in answering the research question; integrate information into the text selectively to maintain the flow of ideas, avoiding plagiarism and following a standard format for citation.
Agenda:
1. Presentations
2. In-text Citations:
a. (Long)
b. ("The Longo Way")
NOTE: there are no options here - if there is an author, you MUST put the author - no author, you MUST put article title
3. Works Cited/Bibliography Citations:
Last, First, M. "Article Title." Website Title in Italics. Posting date or version number. Sponsor or organization, publication date.
Web. Date you looked at it.
Felluga, Dino. "Perversity in Poetry." Guide to Literary and
Critical Theory. Purdue U, 28 Nov. 2003. Web. 10 May 2006.
NOTE: there is no "np" or "nd"
NOTE: there is a hanging indent and it is not centered
4. Add a map if your presentation does not alreay have one
5. Add a relevant quote from an authoritative figure
6. Capitalize countries, cities, states, religions, and people
7. Make the necessary corrections to your GSlides; highlight the changes in yellow; make an appointment to show Longo or Herendeen during study hall by Friday, May 8th, 2015
8. Click here to complete EA1 Reflection if you haven't already
HW = Indie Read Due Day 3
2. In-text Citations:
a. (Long)
b. ("The Longo Way")
NOTE: there are no options here - if there is an author, you MUST put the author - no author, you MUST put article title
3. Works Cited/Bibliography Citations:
Last, First, M. "Article Title." Website Title in Italics. Posting date or version number. Sponsor or organization, publication date.
Web. Date you looked at it.
Felluga, Dino. "Perversity in Poetry." Guide to Literary and
Critical Theory. Purdue U, 28 Nov. 2003. Web. 10 May 2006.
NOTE: there is no "np" or "nd"
NOTE: there is a hanging indent and it is not centered
4. Add a map if your presentation does not alreay have one
5. Add a relevant quote from an authoritative figure
6. Capitalize countries, cities, states, religions, and people
7. Make the necessary corrections to your GSlides; highlight the changes in yellow; make an appointment to show Longo or Herendeen during study hall by Friday, May 8th, 2015
8. Click here to complete EA1 Reflection if you haven't already
HW = Indie Read Due Day 3
Day 3
Thu. 04/16 (p3) and Fri. 04/17 (p4, p7)
Thu. 04/16 (p3) and Fri. 04/17 (p4, p7)
Do Now: In your journal, list your favorite movies/books and explain why you dig them - 4 sentences or more
Essential Questions:
a. Why do people love Shakespeare so much?
Agenda:
1. Turn in your Indie Read - make sure your name is on it - shared or turned in in physical form
- blue rubric for Music or Graphic Art
- pink rubric for writing
- creative rubric for creative thing
- blue rubric for Music or Graphic Art
- pink rubric for writing
- creative rubric for creative thing
2. Introduction to William Shakespeare's play, The Tempest
3. Click here to complete EA1 Reflection if you haven't already - Due by midnight tonight
