ENC 1102 AGENDA FOR APRIL 9, 2013 Daily Objective: To be able to write a thorough

poem analysis and to plan how to write a thorough literary analysis.

Daily Assignments: Write a one or two sentence piece of advice for

next year’s incoming freshmen Work on final draft of poem analysis essay--due

tonight at 11:59 pm (in Rm. 214 for 3A and 4A) Work on Paper Proposal for Literary

Analysis Research Paper- due tonight to Discussion Board of www.turnitin.com

Work on Brainstorming/Works Cited for Literary Analysis Research Paper on British Literature book- due April 11 at 11:59 pm

ENC 1102 AGENDA FOR APRIL 11, 2013 Daily Objective: To be able to pre-plan and

research for a literary analysis research paper.

Daily Assignments: Read poems from the Romantic Age Work on Brainstorming/Works Cited for Literary

Analysis Research Paper on British Literature book-due tonight at 11:59 pm (3A and 4A in Rm. 214)

Mrs. Hart will be in for part of the period as I recruit for AP English Language in her English II Honors class

AP ENG. LANG AGENDA FOR APRIL 8/9 Daily Objective: To understand how awesome we are as

writers since we wrote our first AP essay in sophomore English last year AND to understand Plain Style of writing after reading William Bradford

Daily Assignments: 4B- I will leave for part of the period so I can recruit for AP English

Language in English II Honors; Mrs. Hart will watch you at that time

Complete peer editing of English II Honor’s students essay on Jamaica Kincaid excerpt

Listen to Patrick Henry’s “Speech to the Virginia Convention” and work on speech; you need to give your speech next class period AND submit it to www.turnitin.com by the time YOUR class starts

If you are not working on your speech since you do not have access to a laptop, you should read Of Plymouth Plantation (p. 54-59) and do handout on it; this is due at end of period

You can also work on your Great Test Makers Assignment, which is due April 10 at 11:59 pm

AP ENG. LANG. AGENDA FOR APRIL 10/11 Daily Objective: To do an amazing job giving

a speech in front of one’s peers. Daily Assignments:

Present speech Warning: You will have a “real” AP exam on Early

American/American Revolution Pieces next week and it will be worth 250 points.

AP ENG. LANG. AGENDA FOR APRIL 12 Daily Objective: To understand the

importance of music in triggering memories. Daily Assignments:

Read Dave Barry’s Hits Below the Beltway (p. 372) and come up with 10 Other Amendments to the Constitution

Assign and work on Emersonian/Thoreauvian Song Presentation (p. 432)- due April 22/23

Next class period: We will begin our AP exam on Early American/American Revolution Pieces