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Agenda:
¡Seating Chart
¡Calendars
¡Syllabus
¡ALIS Essay Guidelines
¡Teacher/Student Introduction
¡Mandala assignment
Homework:
¡Read “The Process of Reading, Responding to, and Writing About Literature”
¡Pages 9-11 optional
¡Skim the examples relating to “The Necklace”
¡Deep read everything else, underlining every sentence that might help you write your ALIS literary analysis. You might also consider annotating in the margins.
¡Mandalas due Wednesday, August 18
¡Signatures on laptop policy by tomorrow
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Tue, Aug 17
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Agenda:
¡Free-write: Here are some ideas about what I might write about for my literary analysis
¡What makes a good literary analysis?
Homework:
¡Mandalas due tomorrow
¡Working draft by Friday
¡Final draft by Monday
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Wed, Aug 18
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Agenda:
¡Share Mandalas in small groups
¡5 mandalas with the whole class
¡Time to work on your essays
Homework:
¡Working draft by Friday (electronic copy fine)
¡Final draft by Monday (printed before class)
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Thu, Aug 19
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Agenda:
¡Share Mandalas in small groups
¡5 mandalas with the whole class
¡Time to work on your essays
Homework:
¡Working draft by tomorrow(electronic copy fine)
¡Final draft by Monday (printed before class)
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Fri, Aug 20
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Agenda:
¡5 mandalas
Homework:
¡Final drafts due Wednesday. Please staple your final draft, your peer edited draft, and your free-write together. (If your free-write and feedback are electronic, you can submit them in our drop-box before class.)
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Mon, Aug 23
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Agenda:
¡All about the Enlightenment video/notes
¡Discuss Enlightenment
Homework:
¡Take two-column notes with 5 quotations that connect to the enlightenment in the left column and how they connect in the right column.
¡Essays due Wednesday by 3:00
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Tue, Aug 24
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Agenda:
¡Discuss Autobiography
Homework:
¡Annotate for his thesis and supporting points.
¡Tomorrow in Computer Lab
¡Essays due Wednesday by 3:00
¡Bring ALIS book to class to hand in on Thursday
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Wed, Aug 25
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You should:
¡Demonstrate your mental acuity on the MAP test
Agenda:
¡MAP test
Homework:
¡Essays due by 3:00
¡Thomas Jefferson homework for tomorrow
¡Bring ALIS books to hand in tomorrow.
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Thu, Aug 26
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Agenda:
¡Collect ALIS books
¡Discuss Jefferson
Homework:
¡Annotate looking for
÷What does De Crevecoeur praise about America?
÷What does he criticize?
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Fri, Aug 27
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Agenda:
¡Review Vocabulary Directions
¡Discuss De Crevecoeur
Homework:
¡Enlightenment Take Home Exam Due Wednesday
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Mon, Aug 30
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Agenda:
¡Review Vocabulary Directions
¡Discuss De Crevecoeur
¡Introduction to Romanticism
Homework:
¡Identify all of the moments where Irving employs humor
¡Remember that not everything that was obviously funny to a 19th century audience will be obvious to us.
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Tue, Aug 31
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Agenda:
¡Resource Person Work Day
Homework:
¡“Rip Van Winkle” reading for tomorrow
¡Vocabulary preparation
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Wed, Sep 1
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Agenda:
¡Discuss “Rip”
Homework:
whatever poetry comprehension
tools that you normally use.
In Google Docs, please type up a
paragraph about how you approach
difficult poetry.
¡Vocabulary Quiz tomorrow
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Thu, Sep 2
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Agenda:
¡Vocab Quiz 1
¡How we interpret difficult poetry
¡TPCASTT
¡Discuss “Thanatopsis”
Homework:
Resource Person Presentations Tomorrow |
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Fri, Sep 3
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Agenda:
¡Ben Franklin
¡Thomas Jefferson
¡J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur
¡Washington Irving
Homework:
¡Re-read “Thanatopsis” using poetry techniques discussed in class.
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Mon, Sep 6
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Tue, Sep 7
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Mon, Nov 22
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Tue, Nov 23
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