Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Tuesday: project submission and reflection

Goal: Submitting projects, finishing work, reflecting. 

Agenda:
Read
Class logistics
Project submissions
Work on review of book #12


Submit Your Project:
  • Tomorrow you will present your academic honesty projects. 
  • If your project is complete please submit it today. SUBMIT PROJECTS HERE
  • If your project is online (slides, videos, website, etc.) use the link above to submit your work. 
  • If your project is not online get ready to turn it in. 
Project reflection: 
Yes, I know you may not be completely finished, but I want you to do your PROJECT REFLECTION today anyway. 

Tomorrow you will present your project:
Each group will get up for a few minutes to explain the project you did and how it went.
Be prepared to show evidence that your project reached your audience. 
If your evidence is screenshots or pictures it is best to put them on slides and share those slides with me before class. 


Studying for the final? Here are some tips. 
  1. Review your Comparative Analysis essay for "The Cask of Amontillado" and The Night of the Hunter. There will be questions about these two works, as well as how the writer/director used various stylistic techniques.
  2. Review the articles from the Extreme Sports unit. The exam will include passages from these articles with multiple choice questions.
  3. Review the articles from the Academic Honesty unit. The exam will include passages from these articles with multiple choice questions.
  4. Review the literary terms we used throughout the year (diction, irony, theme, etc.).
  5. Review the rhetorical terms we used throughout the year (ethos, pathos, logos, etc.) 
  6. Review the format for writing a Rhetorical Precis summary paragraph.
  7. Study guide for the final.  
Reminders: 
  • Return all books you borrowed from our classroom. 
  • Textbook return 6/7. Bring all your books. 
  • Finish reading book #12 by 6/7. 
  • Clean out your locker before 6/7. (Get your combination from Ms Cooper in the library or the counseling office.)

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