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(7.M) Prisoner’s Journal Night 30-2
These are reworded versions of the outcomes on the assignment sheet. Please review these if you are having trouble with the ones on the sheet.
1.2.2 a. think about what you like in stories, think about what has led you to feel this way, and choose ways to gain interest in other stories and writers.
2.1.2 d. explain the personality of characters from the novel
2.1.2 e. relate the writers beliefs to how he has written the novel
2.3.1 a. identify the beliefs present in the novel and think about how your perspectives change as you study the novel
2.3.1 c. explain how the choices of characters in the novel relate to my own choices.
2.3.1 d. respond to the culture and society presented in the novel.
Hello everyone,
I felt I should formalize the expectations for the homework that was given in class today. Here is what I am expecting for Monday:
- list 3 different true stories you could tell for the narrative essay assignment.
- for each story, describe the meaning that this story would have, and what it would highlight about your life.
- Choose one of the summaries to share in class on Monday, it does not have to be the best one, or the one you are going to choose, but you should be able to discuss what the meaning is that it has.
- Be prepared to hand in your work.
My apologies for not positing this sooner, I had thought they were already up.
Please post your Haiku as a comment on this blog entry. Please see assignment 7.2 for instructions on this assignment. You will need to post 9 haiku to this area.
(7.2) Summary Haiku Assignment Night 30-2
my distant anguish
tightening darkness around
my daily demands
These are the two activities you will be required to complete THROUGHOUT the novel. We will review both of them in class today, and you can get started working on them for Chapter 1.
Today we completed a historical character study based on Adolph Eichmann. Adolph was a ranking official in Germany under Adolf Hitler, and was responsible for dealing with the ‘Jewish problem.’ Students were asked to review the biographies and information available on Eichmann in class, and then take the events, source documents and decisions Eichmann made to create a character sketch of what type of personality he may have had. After the research was complete, we had a discussion about Eichmann, giving us some context of one of the key individuals of the Holocaust.
Hello everyone!
I’m back on here, and we’ll jump right into the content. I have attached below the assignment sheet including the marking guide for “The Highwayman” by Alfred Noyes. Please read through the poem if you have not already done so and continue to rehearse the section to which you have been assigned. We will be recording on Tuesday. Enjoy your long weekend!
Mr. K
