1. English 9 (Block 9.01, meeting A1C2E1 [26 students]; 9.06, meeting A6C5D6 [22 students] {with Mr. Daucher}; 9.07, meeting B3D1E2 [20 students]
  2. ACE English (meeting A3B1D2) [17 students]
  3. English 12 (meeting B5C6E5) [26 students]
  4. ELA Lab.09 (meeting C1)


English 9 (Block 9.01, meeting A1C2E1 [26 students]; 9.06, meeting A6C5D6 [22 students] {with Mr. Daucher}; 9.07, meeting B3D1E2 [20 students]
 
 
Daily, students show knowledge of definitions and use of Global voc. (see list)

Global voc. (abbot, abdicate, absolutism, acid rain, the Acropolis, The Age of Enlightenment, imperialism, alloys, alluvial soil, ancestor worship, assimilation, autonomy, autocratic)

 
 
The second essay on Romeo and Juliet, due at the end of day two after vacation, will look at the theme of rebellion and disorder. One of the first appearances of this theme is in I, i, 80 (“Rebellious subjects, enemies to piece”) and reappears so very many times (see, for example, Capulet to Tybalt: “He shall be endured./ What, good man boy! I say he shall.” [I, v, 78-79] And see Juliet’s “Prodigious birth of love it is to me/ That I must love a loathed enemy.” [I, v, 141-142] From class re-view of the movie and from their own use of the text, the students should have a couple of pages of notes of examples of rebellion. For the essay, they should show that the theme appears and, for a higher grade, explain how it shows up in a particular character or characters. That would lead to explaining what this theme does to reveal character traits. Students have received a handout on the assignment, and it as available online.
 


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ACE English (meeting A3B1D2) [17 students]
 
Prose Fiction: Short Stories
Feb 06–10: Psychological Criticism and Review of Narrative Point of View (2185-2189; 22-27)
“Tell-Tale Heart,” 35-39; 75
“Rose for Emily,” 28-35
“Paul’s Case,” 535-550
Write essay: “Writing Assignment,” on 21: “Summarize the plot. . . .” In the assignment on that page, substitute for the word “some” the number “3.” We set 3:10 on Monday, Feb 06 as a deadline for this composition at <Turnitin.com>.
 
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Creative Writing (meeting A4C4E4) [7 students]
Students showcase their own found poems. They help to determine a way to evaluate them.
Playfulness in poetry: Students take off from William Carlos Williams’ “This is just to say. . . .”
 
 
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English 12 (meeting B5C6E5) [26 students]
 
After looking at the handout for the essay that concludes the sci fi unit, we re-view the movie, stopping for major scenes and issues. The essay will be due at the end of the first class after re-viewing and discussing the movie.
 

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ELA Lab.09 (meeting C1)
Students catch up or work ahead of English class. Students may work on other subjects, with teacher leading them into using ELA skills.
 
 

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