--Please sit in your new assigned seats again.
--Take out each of the following from before Winter Break:
- the "English 10 Honors--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1" document
Spend the first few minutes of class reading back through your annotations as a reminder of what you read, what you were thinking, etc. in preparation for today's forthcoming discussion.
S. the C. (8-10 mins.)
--oral reading of S.M.A.R.T. Goals finished
--agenda/HW
Discussion Preparation (cont.) -- The CRAP Test (10-12 mins.)
--oral reading of the sheet titled "The CRAP Test"
--oral reading of the sheet titled "The CRAP Test"
--run the test on our current article--divide and conquer!
Transition (2-3 mins.)
--pair/share
--form a circle out of the desks and seat yourselves as per a drawing of cards
Discussion -- English 10 Honors--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1 (15-30 mins.)
--continue engaging in discussion about the article:
Closure (2-3 mins.)
--In the white space available on your "The CRAP Test" sheet, finish the sentence-starter below in preparation for the final component of today's agenda.
Transition (8-10 mins.)Transition (2-3 mins.)
--pair/share
--form a circle out of the desks and seat yourselves as per a drawing of cards
Discussion -- English 10 Honors--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1 (15-30 mins.)
--continue engaging in discussion about the article:
- active/purposeful reading notes
- "debate" with regard to the following question:
- That tablet that I mentioned before Winter Break...Should Mrs. Martin and I have given it to Caleb for Christmas?!
- "CRAP Test" results
Transition (2-3 mins.)
--re-column the desks
--In the white space available on your "The CRAP Test" sheet, finish the sentence-starter below in preparation for the final component of today's agenda.
- If someone wrote an argumentative essay in which they claimed that a parent like me should not purchase a tablet for a child under the age of ten and heavily cited the article with which we have just dealt, I could counterargue by saying...
--pair/share
--whole-class share-out via a drawing of cards
--Please pick up each of the following items from the front table:
- the "WRITING COMPONENT--Method of Refutation #1" document
- the "Basic Counterargument Paragraph Template" sheet
--conduct an oral reading of the assignment sheet and a Q & A
--acclimate ourselves to the "Basic Counterargument Paragraph Template" sheet
--begin outlining together
HW (Practice/Take-Home Assessment)
--Complete 45 minutes of Membean training in three different days before 11:59 PM this Thursday, 1/10 (see the "English Department Membean Routine" sheet).
Writing
--Finish both outlining AND writing your AoW #1 counterargument paragraph using the "Basic Counterargument Paragraph Template" and the "WRITING COMPONENT--Method of Refutation #1" sheet. Expect to place your best work in the black basket on the front table at the beginning of class on Thursday, 1/10
--Continue thinking about the following End-of-Course Assignment question: What is your "why?"?
HW (Class Participation)- "Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere" (Mary Schmich).