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Macbeth AP Data Sheet (assigned 1/25) in Google Classroom

Macbeth AP Data Sheet (assigned 1/25)

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Macbeth Act 2 Study Guide  in Google Classroom

Macbeth Act 2 Study Guide

Make your OWN copy; althought you may still collaborate with a partner/group in class, some days you will be required to work on your own.

Remember, use this as a guide for your annotations as well as your AP Data Sheet.

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Act 2.1 Dagger Soliloquy Close Read in Google Classroom

Act 2.1 Dagger Soliloquy Close Read

Make a copy.

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Macbeth Act 1 Study Guide  in Google Classroom

Macbeth Act 1 Study Guide

Make your OWN copy; althought you may still collaborate with a partner/group in class, some days you will be required to work on your own.

Remember, use this as a guide for your annotations as well as your AP Data Sheet.

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Macbeth Intro Hyperdoc (in class 1/22) in Google Classroom

Macbeth Intro Hyperdoc (in class 1/22)

You may work individually or in small groups to complete. Make a copy and attach to Google Classroom. This assignment is due TODAY. Sumbit what you complete by the end of the class period even if you are not done. (I do not wnat you to have HW for my class this weekend--so get it done today. You need a break.)

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Socratic Seminar Prep (in class 1/19-1/20) in Google Classroom

Socratic Seminar Prep (in class 1/19-1/20)

Fill out the form by Wednesday 1/20 in prepartation for our Socratic Seminar Thursday in class.

Consider using multiple sources to research, from 2 different sides (consider American news sources and international news sources if you choose). Remember, every source will likely have a bias. It is your job to read critically, detect the bias and formulate your thoughts based on the information present (or question why some information is not presented perhaps...=)

Have fun with this! There are seirous issues going on throughout America and the world. Let's critically read these situations and connect them to what we have read this year, make our novels seem much more contemporary. Re-read my instructions in the slides below if you need encouragement.

Research ideas: Be aware that every source will contain a bias. It will be your job to identify the bias and interpret the evidence. Suggestions: Associated Press, New York Post, Reuters, The Hill, PBS, Business Insider are often some of the most moderate, but not always. Any credible news sources are acceptable.

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Animal Farm Essay in Google Classroom

Animal Farm Essay

Double space if you type or handwrite.
MUST also be submitted on Turn it In.com for me to grade.

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Animal Farm AP Data Sheet (assigned 12/2) in Google Classroom

Animal Farm AP Data Sheet (assigned 12/2)

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Satire Analysis in class 1/11-1/12 in Google Classroom

Satire Analysis in class 1/11-1/12

Work in a group, make a copy and attach so I can see your progress. Don't forget your names!

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Logical Fallacies in Squealer's Speech (lesson in class 1/5, assignments 1/8) in Google Classroom

Logical Fallacies in Squealer's Speech (lesson in class 1/5, assignments 1/8)

Make a copy of this document and submit 1 document per group.

Lesson and handout of fallacies attached! These will be on your final exam.

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Herd Mentality Article (in class 1/4)  in Google Classroom

Herd Mentality Article (in class 1/4)

Make a Copy. Read the selection and answer the questions in the margin by circling or highlighting the correct answer. Feel free to highlight important components of the article as well as they will be a reference to characters and speeches in Animal Farm.

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Close Read Ch. 3-4 Animal Farm (in class 12/17) in Google Classroom

Close Read Ch. 3-4 Animal Farm (in class 12/17)

Complete with a group, add annotations to your text as you discuss.
Day 1 = small group analysis/discussion
Day 2 (Friday 12/18) = whole-class discussion

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Ch. 3 Propaganda + Squealer's Speech Analysis (in class 12/15) in Google Classroom

Ch. 3 Propaganda + Squealer's Speech Analysis (in class 12/15)

Make a copy of the slides below; you may work with a partner or small group to collaborate, but you will record all work on your own slideshow.

You have 1 class period to complete this (after your quiz).

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Old Major vs. Karl Marx (in class 12/10-12/11) in Google Classroom

Old Major vs. Karl Marx (in class 12/10-12/11)

You may collaborate with a small group if you choose, but each of you will complete an individual slides analysis. You will have 2.5 class periods to complete your work. All instructions are embedded in the slideshow and a copy has already been made for you.

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OPTIONAL F451 Test Corrections  in Google Classroom

OPTIONAL F451 Test Corrections

Make a copy of the document below.

Use Illuminate to access your exam. I WILL NOT accept late work for test corrections. Plan your time wisely.

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Webquest Animal Farm Intro (in class 12/3-12/4) in Google Classroom

Webquest Animal Farm Intro (in class 12/3-12/4)

You CAN use information from the Orwell section for your AP Data Sheet sections 1 + 2 (author biographical information)

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Satire Analysis (in class 12/1) in Google Classroom

Satire Analysis (in class 12/1)

Make a copy, ONE copy per group.

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Fahrenheit 451 AP Data Sheet  in Google Classroom

Fahrenheit 451 AP Data Sheet

This is an INDIVIDUAL project. You will work on it independently for the duration of our unit. You will use this for your final in-class essay.

Your data sheet is due on the day of your in-class essay (the week of November 16--I set the deadline for that Monday just to remind you. Plan on having your AP Data sheet done by that day so you are not behind. Actual deadline to be announced as we near the end of the unit). Pace yourself and work a little each week. DO NOT save it all for the last week/night before.

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F451 In Class Essay in Google Classroom

F451 In Class Essay

Double space (skip lines) even if you hand write

Handwritten essays use Adobe Scan to upload all pages in 1 PDF

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"Unseaming the Quote Analysis"  in Google Classroom

"Unseaming the Quote Analysis"

Make a copy of this document and type in a different color. Practice deconstructing the quote as if you were writing an essay.

Individuals working on this assignment = Choose 2 quotes to deconstruct
Groups = Chooe 3 quotes to deconstruct

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Part 3 Guided Analysis (in class 11/13) in Google Classroom

Part 3 Guided Analysis (in class 11/13)

Make a copy of the document and submut 1 copy. Be sure to label your partner's names.

Then, use the shared slideshow to complete 1 passage analysis for your group.

Slideshow Directions:

Choose 1 passage / quote that stood out to your group from pages 130 - 158.
Analyze the passage in terms of character development and be sure to make a thematic connection.
Things to consider:
Symbols, motifs (mirrors, Montag’s hands, birds, fire’s dual purpose), allusions
Thematic connections
What implications does this novel have for society today? What can we learn from this novel?

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"Dover Beach" Poem Analysis (in class 11/9) in Google Classroom

"Dover Beach" Poem Analysis (in class 11/9)

Complete the following analysis for the poem that Montag reads to Mildred and her friends in Part 2. Complete this as individual work and be sure to upload your copy to Google Classroom.

Recall their reaction to the poem as well, and hypothesize as to why Bradbury has Montag choose a poem and perhaps why this one in particular.

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Quote Analysis F451 Part 2 (pg. 67-106) week of 10/26 in Google Classroom

Quote Analysis F451 Part 2 (pg. 67-106) week of 10/26

Due Friday 10/30 for class discussion
Please read instructions carefully. Choose 5 DIFFERENT quotes for each section and explain.

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F451 Part 1 Quote Assignment (assigned 10/19) in Google Classroom

F451 Part 1 Quote Assignment (assigned 10/19)

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Dystopian Webquest 10/9 in Google Classroom

Dystopian Webquest 10/9

Make a copy of this and share it with your group.

Please type in a different color.

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LOTF Essay (in class 10/7) in Google Classroom

LOTF Essay (in class 10/7)

Use your AP Data sheet, your LOTF novel, your writing guide.

Choose ONE prompt to write.

You MUST submit at the end of the class period or your essay will be considered late and be eligible for 70% credit AT MOST.

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AP Data Sheet (9/30 & 10/1) in Google Classroom

AP Data Sheet (9/30 & 10/1)

Create and share a document with your partner. Be sure ALL names are at the top of your document.

ONE person will submit this assignment. You MUST write your partner's name in the comment of your assignment with you submit (even if your partner submits the assignment, please write his/her name in the comment of your page).

Major Characters: Ralph, Piggy, Jack
Minor Characters: Simon, Roger

Setting: just focus on the island as a whole (in other words, one setting will suffice)

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Philosophy + LOTF Paragraph Assessment  in Google Classroom

Philosophy + LOTF Paragraph Assessment

Please complete your paragraph according to the prompt attached. If you choose to handwrite, please use a dark pen and be sure a clear picture is uploaded.

You will have a time limit on this paragraph in class.

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Philosophy: Hobbes in class 9/21 in Google Classroom

Philosophy: Hobbes in class 9/21

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Philosophy: Machiavelli vs. LOTF (in-class 9/18-9/21) in Google Classroom

Philosophy: Machiavelli vs. LOTF (in-class 9/18-9/21)

Read and answer in a different color.
Complete questions 1-4 by Friday 9/18.
ALL questions due by Monday 9/21 8pm