I hope that you have continued to bolster your knowledge of new subjects, whether that be in history, literature, current events, biology, science, chemistry, math, pop culture, mythology, Bible, psychology, or any other category that may work here.
I hope that you still have the passion for learning and working on your close reading and writing. It does not matter if you are taking this course for the exam, college credit, or just to finish the semester. Every assignment that we do will make you a better communicator - and that is a quality that all of you will need, no matter what your future kismet may be!
I hope you don't mind having a lot of stuff come your way! I know we're not going to get to all the fun activities and serious practices for the AP exam. I'm sad that you will not have the same experiences that your predecessors did. However, I'm going to try to send you everything anyway. Even if you don't actually complete all the multiple choice or write all the essays in the long run, I want you to have all the resources available.
To end this blog, here is the suggested work and pacing for this week. I look forward to meeting with all of you at some point as there are 4 possible meeting times. I think it will be quite fun to have you interact with other students from the other hours!
Overall this is the expected items
to complete during this week. You can definitely work at your own pace, but
make sure you have items prepped for full classroom meetings.
1.
Your Portfolio Folder with Questions
& Observations (instructions on previous e-mail)
2.
Use Your New Allusion Chart (minimum
2 per week)
3.
MC Practices (complete spring break
homework and complete extra practices)
4.
Zoom Meeting 1 Sign Up
5.
Synthesis Phase 1 Steps 1-4
A possible schedule for the
assignments with the first half of the week a little lighter than the second
half:
Today/Monday
Your Portfolio Folder with
Questions/Observations
All Week – Preferably before Zoom
Meeting
New Allusion Chart
All Week
MC Practices
Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday
Sign up for meeting
Be part of zoom meeting discussion
Synthesis Scoring Guide Background
Getting to Know You Synthesis, First
Impression
Friday
Getting to Know You Synthesis,
Second Impression
Saturday/Sunday
Getting to
Know You Synthesis, Third Impression
P.S. If you want to read us your tone paragraph during the Zoom meeting, please do!
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