It really puts things in perspective to think like that, I think. Here's what you need to do.
AP English III:
Your first priority is to continue working on your term papers. You should be checking in on the document that you shared with me nightly to see my comments. On Friday/Monday I'm going to walk you through how to construct an outline that works which will be your second step before you start drafting your paper. Think about what your argument is going to be. What are you trying to prove?
The other thing that you will need to do tonight is to read to the end of chapter nine in The Catcher in the Rye. Keep adding to your covers and keep annotating. Pay attention to a lot of the ideas that we're playing with in class. They're important.
Lastly, you have your quiz on the states on Friday/Monday.
English I:
For tonight I really want you to put a lot of work on your essays. After today's discussion you should feel a lot more comfortable moving forward and writing your body paragraphs. Remember the due dates that I discussed with you today in class. Please come see me if you want me to check what you're doing. The other major assignment for tonight is to finish reading Animal Farm - I think we'll have a great discussion on Friday/Monday about the ending of this novel.
Finally, don't forget that you have vocabulary bookmarks due on Friday/Monday. I'm looking for fifteen words with page numbers and definitions.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Today was the last Wednesday at school of 2011
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