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Review what conflict is in a narrative. Literary and Reading Focus Worksheet (GA) review first half of "the Mark of the beast" quiz (FA). Analyze ways in which Kipling's style achieves specific rhetorical purposes (RS 3.3).
Review what conflict is in a narrative. Literary and Reading Focus Worksheet (GA) review first half of "the Mark of the beast" quiz (FA). Analyze ways in which Kipling's style achieves specific rhetorical purposes (RS 3.3).
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Review what conflict is in a narrative. Literary and Reading Focus Worksheet (GA) review first half of "the Mark of the beast" quiz (FA). Analyze ways in which Kipling's style achieves specific rhetorical purposes (RS 3.3).
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ways in which Kiplingʼs style ways in which Kiplingʼs style Evaluate the philosophical, achieves specific rhetorical achieves specific rhetorical political, religious, ethical, and purposes (RS 3.3). purposes (RS 3.3). social influences of the Activity: Review what conflict is Activity: Review Mondayʼs historical period that shaped in a narrative. Literary and worksheet. Groupʼs will discuss the characters, plots, and Reading Focus Worksheet their answers and then the settings (3.7c). ENGL 12 (GA). teacher will call on specific Activity: Lecture on Assessment: First half of “The members of each group to Hinduism. Mark of the Beast” quiz (FA). share their own answers (GA, Assessment: End of class EDI). quiz over material covered in Assessment: Verbal responses lecture (FA). from students (IA). Quiz on second half of The Mark of Beast.
Study for quiz tomorrow on HW: Prepare a short report
Notes second half of The Mark of the one one aspect of Hindu Beast. worship. Due on Friday. Hilde, Shane - English - Room 7101 - EX. 297101
Mar. 1-5, 2010 Thursday Friday Codes
Objective/Standard: Make Objective/Standard: Use BW= Bell work (Progress Monitoring)
CC= Concept Connector Study Guide warranted and reasonable exposition, narration, COMP= Computer Lab (Room 2101) assertions about the authorʼs description, persuasion, or DI = Differentiated Instruction Activity arguments by using elements of some combination of those to EDI= Explicit Direct Instruction the text to defend and clarify support the thesis (SA 2.2). F= Final Exam FA=Formative Assessment interpretations (RC 2.4). Activity: Students will give their GA= Group Activity ENGL 12 Activity: Find and discuss reports. GM= Educational Game evidence that this story Assessment: Verbal reports GP= Group Project HW = Homework searches for a balance between (IA). IA = Informal Assessment British “civilization” and the “raw IP= Individual Project material” of India (GA). LIB= Library Visit/Research Assessment: Guided PA = Progress Assessment discussion with students (IA). PP = Presentation Express (Power Point) QS= Mindpoint Quiz Show (Review Game) R= Research Opportunity RA= Review Activity RE= Reteaching Activity RP= Role Play Activity Notes SAVI = Systematic Academic Vocabulary Instruction SDAIE= Use of SDAIE Strategy SG = CA Standards Reading and Note taking Study Guide (work book) SH= Skills Handbook SP= Speech/Speaking Presentation