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Friday, May 22, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
WOS:
Paper assigned yesterday. Today in class we worked on your Dr. notes on Hamlet's mental state. We also had a quiz on Act II.
Brit Lit:
Continued trial work Wed. All Writing assignments are due (typed) this Friday.
Reminder:
Lawyers: Opening statement
Characters: One pg of personal statement
Jury: Answer 2 of the 6 question: one page typed each
Reminder:
Lawyers: Opening statement
Characters: One pg of personal statement
Jury: Answer 2 of the 6 question: one page typed each
Monday, May 18, 2009
Soph Lit:
We almost finished all the Puck lines. Last 2 on Wed.
I gave notes on the Globe, and we took a quiz on all of the intro info. During our study of Shakespeare, all of the quizzes are open notebook- so please try to keep your notebook up to date.
Due to MCAS, I will not see you until Wednesday. No HW tonight- so get some rest for your testing in the morning. Best of luck!
I gave notes on the Globe, and we took a quiz on all of the intro info. During our study of Shakespeare, all of the quizzes are open notebook- so please try to keep your notebook up to date.
Due to MCAS, I will not see you until Wednesday. No HW tonight- so get some rest for your testing in the morning. Best of luck!
WOS:
Today we looked at the "To be, or not to be" speech. I broke you into small groups and had you examine the 5 stages of grief. Good grief...I also assigned your next paper on the topic of grief from the standpoint of his Dr.
Due May 26th. I will happily accept these early.
Due May 26th. I will happily accept these early.
Brit Lit:
Today in class I explained the details of the trial of Dr. Frankenstein. We assigned parts, and will begin preparation in class this Tuesday and Wed.
Word O' the Week:
Dulosis: [d(y)00-loh-sis] The technical term for the enslavement of ants, by ants. The adj. is dulotic.
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