Jump Off
--If you do not already have a copy, please pick up the "English 10--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1" document from the front table.
S. the C.
--Thinking argumentatively warm-up--Richardson 4 vs. CEB 3/4
--agenda/HW
Skills Practice/Discussion (cont.) -- English 10--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1
--finish actively/purposefully reading AoW #1 aloud
--finish engaging in discussion/"debating"/determining the value of our source (via "The CRAP Test")
Transition
Writing/Class Preparation
HW (Class Preparation)
--If you do not already have a copy, please pick up the "English 10--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1" document from the front table.
S. the C.
--Thinking argumentatively warm-up--Richardson 4 vs. CEB 3/4
--agenda/HW
Skills Practice/Discussion (cont.) -- English 10--Article of the Week/ThinkCERCA #1
--finish actively/purposefully reading AoW #1 aloud
--finish engaging in discussion/"debating"/determining the value of our source (via "The CRAP Test")
Transition
--Please re-column the desks. Then, pick up a copy of the "Selecting a Potential Topic and Developing a 'Working Knowledge'" sheet from the front table. I will MODEL the use of the front side of this sheet.
Preparing to Research -- Selecting a Potential Topic and Developing a "Working Knowledge"
--MODELING
--Complete another cycle of Membean training until you have earned 100 correct response or trained for a total of 45 minutes over three different days before 11:59 PM on Thursday, 2/6. (See the most recent "English Department Membean Routine" sheet.)Preparing to Research -- Selecting a Potential Topic and Developing a "Working Knowledge"
--MODELING
--complete the front side of the sheet so that you are ready to begin conducting preliminary research during the second half of today's class block
--whole-class share-out of topics via a drawing of cards
Research -- Developing a "Working Knowledge"--Source #1
--create a "Compact for Work Time"
--MODEL directions below on the SMART Board
--conduct preliminary research in order to develop a "working knowledge" of your topic
HW (Practice/Take-Home Assessment/Class Preparation)
--whole-class share-out of topics via a drawing of cards
Research -- Developing a "Working Knowledge"--Source #1
--create a "Compact for Work Time"
--MODEL directions below on the SMART Board
--conduct preliminary research in order to develop a "working knowledge" of your topic
- Jot down notes on the back of your "Selecting a Potential Topic and a Developing a 'Working Knowledge'" sheet and/or in your notebook
- Tip: Keep track of your source(s) so that you can easily re-access any that might end up being used in your final research paper!
- Jot down any additional curious questions that come to you on the front of your sheet
- FYI: In the near future, you will take the podium and share your "working knowledge" with the class via a somewhat impromptu public speaking exercise!
*DURING THIS TIME, I WILL MEET ONE-ON-ONE WITH STUDENTS AT THE FRONT OF THE ROOM.*
Writing/Class Preparation
--Continue thinking about the following questions:
- Research Unit: What might you ARGUE with regard to your research topic?
- End-of-Course Assignment: What is your "why?"?
--Try to read 5-10 pages of your free reading book between now and next class. ALWAYS BRING YOUR FREE READING BOOK TO CLASS!
- "We read to know we are not alone" (C.S. Lewis).
--Consider working toward achievement of your S.M.A.R.T. Goal. Do something great this calendar year!
--Enjoy the weekend--you only get so many of 'em! :)
--Enjoy the weekend--you only get so many of 'em! :)