Russian Students - Levels 1-3
On Sunday, April 29th Duke University will be hosting the 4th Annual Carolinas Olympiada of Spoken Russian. I want to upload the instructions and preparation materials here so that you are able to start preparing. I would like to register our teams and begin practicing by this Friday. So please look over everything before this Friday. Use your DPS account to access these materials linked below.
Overall Competition/Study Guide - This document reviews the different levels of competition and what is expected for you to do. This document will guide you in how you use the following documents.
Speaking About Yourself - Устная часть - In this document you will see questions and topics for talking about yourself. These will be used in the competition.
Culture - There are many elements to the cultural knowledge competition. Here are some general guidelines.
Moscow and St. Petersburg - Know your sites and places around the cities!
See other notes on the music, literature, politics, art, film, and geography. See the informational pack on music, literature, and film preparation materials.
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Monday, March 19, 2018
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Homework for B Day Students - 13 December 2017
English IV
All in all, we could have had a more productive day in class today. I think we started strong, and somewhere near the end of the lesson, we collectively weren't clicking like we normally do. Next class, arrive prepared to watch She's The Man, and take some time to reflect on how I can better structure class to cater to your needs and you can prepare to be engaged and respectful to your peers, your time, and your teachers.
Next week, we are going to have an assessment on Act II; make sure you are carefully studying your notes so you're able to succeed. This quiz will likely have a similar structure to the one you saw on Act I. Have a good day, and see you soon!
AP English III
Today, you worked independently through some work while I was at Duke and Mr. Miller was at Carolina. The good news? I finished and submitted my essay, so I am done with all of my Duke coursework for the semester! This means I can focus more of my attention on all of you! Also, you were able to get some good vocabulary practice in and work towards developing themes for your soon-to-be-announced final assessment for the unit.
Looking forward to seeing you on Friday (don't forget your timed writing and all unsubmitted/resubmitted work), have a great day!
All in all, we could have had a more productive day in class today. I think we started strong, and somewhere near the end of the lesson, we collectively weren't clicking like we normally do. Next class, arrive prepared to watch She's The Man, and take some time to reflect on how I can better structure class to cater to your needs and you can prepare to be engaged and respectful to your peers, your time, and your teachers.
Next week, we are going to have an assessment on Act II; make sure you are carefully studying your notes so you're able to succeed. This quiz will likely have a similar structure to the one you saw on Act I. Have a good day, and see you soon!
AP English III
Today, you worked independently through some work while I was at Duke and Mr. Miller was at Carolina. The good news? I finished and submitted my essay, so I am done with all of my Duke coursework for the semester! This means I can focus more of my attention on all of you! Also, you were able to get some good vocabulary practice in and work towards developing themes for your soon-to-be-announced final assessment for the unit.
Looking forward to seeing you on Friday (don't forget your timed writing and all unsubmitted/resubmitted work), have a great day!
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