Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Seating Chart
Pair and share connection sharing
Whole class connection sharing
Schedule (below)
In-class essay on 1/26 (below)
HW: Read chapters 25-31 and write a paragraph with a  quote and a reflection based on one of the following
Connections…

Musical
Personal/Social
Historical
Modern Political/Economic


The Awakening 2017 in-class essay (100 points)

Thursday, January 26
Period 2 – Lib FL
Periods 5&6 - DC

The hard copy is due at the end of class but you may submit your digital copy to turnitin.com later that day or the following morning. You must print and hand in your essay by the time the bell rings, so please budget your time so that you can save and send to print a minute or two before the bell rings. 

We will be in a computer lab (DC or library). You may bring an “outline” consisting of a thesis and any quotes you plan to use.

Prompt: Drawing on The Awakening and at least two other LT freshman, sophomore or junior year literary works, write a persuasive essay supporting an original and insightful claim about gender roles (female and/or male). The essay should be built around an original, well-constructed, and meaningful central claim and supported by clear thinking and well-chosen textual evidence (The Awakening and two other texts).  Four to six quotes.

Junior Year: It’s a Woman’s World, The Sacred Calling, The Scarlet Letter, Into the Wild, Self-Reliance, The Awakening
Sophomore Year: Ceremony, Cat’s Eye, etc.
Freshman Year: The Odyssey




1/16
DR. MLK, JR. DAY
1/17  The Awakening
Chapters 5-12 due

1/18 The Awakening
Late Start Day
Chapters 13-16 due


1/19 The Awakening

Chapters 17-24 due

1/20 The Awakening
Chapters 25-31
1/23  The Awakening

 

Chapter 32-39 due

1/24 The Awakening

Awakening Discussion and essay planning
1/25 The Awakening

Essay planning
1/26 The Awakening

Awakening in-class essay
Period 2 – Lib FL
Periods 5&6 - DC

 

1/27 The Awakening



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