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10 th World Literature. Monday, March 26, 2012 and Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Today’s Activities. Today’s Targets. Warm-up: Who is the most moral or ethical character in H.O.S. and why? (3 sentences) Planning for presentations HOS Socratic Seminar-absent students must do written make-up - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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10TH WORLD LITERATUREMonday, March 26, 2012
and
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
1. Warm-up: Who is the most moral or ethical character in H.O.S. and why? (3 sentences)
2. Planning for presentations
3. HOS Socratic Seminar-absent students must do written make-up
HOMEWORK: a. Work on final project (due
Wednesday/Thursday at the start of class)
b. Presentations Wednesday/Thursday and Friday
If you have a power point or video, be sure to email it to me or have it on a flash drive.
Literary analysis- Understanding
characters and themes
Today’s ActivitiesToday’s Targets
SOCRATIC SEMINAR-PERIOD 5
1. Sam
2. Adam
3. Cameron
4. Ashley
5. Anna
6. Spencer
7. Michael
8. Sean
9. Sterling
10. Jonah
11. Maranda
12. Erika
13. Tathyelle
14. Chris E.
15. Garret
16. McKenna
1. Josh
2. Kellan
3. Hayley
4. Evan
5. Michaela
6. Tiffany
7. Ciara
8. Emma J.
9. Sahana
10. Chris M.
11. Christian
12. Jason
13. Ryan
14. Alex C.
15. Emma P.
Round 1 Round 2
SOCRATIC SEMINAR-PERIOD 4Round 1 Round 2
SOCRATIC SEMINAR-PERIOD 6
1. Nik
2. Morgan
3. Andy
4. Carly
5. Alanna
6. Jenn
7. Kaitlin
8. Nissreen
9. Rachel
10. Jagaer
11. Chris N.
12. Noah
13. Rudy
14. Angelique
1. Kenny
2. Alan
3. Chris
4. Kennan
5. Brandon
6. Harsha
7. Sarah
8. Tiana
9. Alex
10. Kasey
11. Alexis
12. Drew
13. Callum
14. Eric
Round 1 Round 2
MAKE-UP FOR STUDENTS ABSENT FROM SEMINAR
Part 1Write a paragraph arguing who the most moral character in the novel is and why.Support your argument by
Providing three examples from the text of the moral choices of this character
Comparing to the morality of other characters through examples or commentary
Part 2Consider the argument against the morality of this character.State the opposing argument. (antithesis)Write a rebuttal.
PRESENTATION REMINDERS
Make your presentation an advertisement for your product
Explain what point it shows and how it shows it
Share some pieces as examples
Work on lively presentation skills
Introduce your product
Show your product and explain
Work on lively presentation skills
Sequels, games, graphic novels, poems, etc.
Movies, memory boxes, etc.
