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A notebook check? Or help on your How to Write a Research Paper? Any tutorial or any lunch. Bring a hard copy and let's chat. :)
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These two weeks are weeks of fun connecting to what we want to preserve, protect, share, and celebrate.
Now that we have been looking at the pieces, it is time to look at how it all comes together. Below is a slide show on the book and paper. It reviews the notes and discussions. If you are in a good place, finish the history section this week, then all we have left is fun: culture, food, and symbolism. If you are behind, this is the perfect time to catch-up! Paper packet dates, outlines, paragraph sheets, introduction and conclusions- on Google Classroom. :) Food Presentation: May 9th
Full Typed Rough Draft Hard Copy due on May 17th. Final Draft Due: May 23rd. Important conversations...
What responsibility do we have for what we create? Farmer shows us dramatically what it looks like when we do not take responsibility... Is this good?
Farmer uses lots of symbols and allusions to make her point. Watch for them. Pick the best examples and compare them to their counterparts. Assignments on StudySync. Do your best! They are rough drafts for your research paper.
Our last book and paper!! Work through the sources that I have gathered for you and gather your own quality sources. We will be working on a paper to articulate your thoughts on the novel. We will read most of it in class. Take notes, gather sources and take your own notes or annotate, and be prepared to discuss the meaning of the book and its relevance today. Because it isn't the books themselves that matter as much as it is what you see in them. It is how they weave together human experience and offer you a glimpse of another life-- allowing you to question, argue, and determine meaning for yourself. Ray Bradbury: "Number one, as I said, quality of the information. Number two, leisure to digest it. And number three: the right to carry out actions based on what we learn from the inter-action of the first two."
What responsibility do we have for what we create? Farmer shows us dramatically what it looks like when we do not... Is this good?
Farmer uses lots of symbols and allusions to make her point. Watch for them. Pick the best examples and compare them to their counterparts. Assignments on StudySync. Do your best! They are rough drafts for your research paper.
Turnitin.com is open! Thank you for all the great rough drafts and for all those who worked with me one-on-one!
It has been a pleasure. :) Don't forget that if you did a one-on-one, that you highlight and post a note on the turnitin.com copy or that you turn in your signed rough draft with the hardcopy. :) |
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