ENC 1102 PLANS FOR JANUARY 28 2014

Daily Objective: Understand the elements that create a classic Faulknerian Gothic story.

Daily Assignments:Complete Peer Editing of “A Modest

Proposal” Essay (1A in class; 3A and 4A in room 213)

Read “A Rose for Emily” and discussWrite a story with a creepy ending; be ready

to share with the class

ENC 1102 PLANS FOR JANUARY 30 2014

Daily Objective: To understand how sparse dialogue can still make an emotionally powerful story.

Daily Assignments:Read “A Clean Well Lighted Place” and pick

out three significant quotes on a character (w/ proper citations) and write a thesis on that character.

With a partner, come up with a short story mostly told through dialogue

AP ENG LANG PLANS FOR JANUARY 27/28 2014

Daily Objective: To understand how to improve grammar and usage errors in your writing.

Daily Assignments: Turn in Reflection on Midterm assignment Complete peer editing of midterm exam essay

(due Jan. 28 at 11:59 pm); Rm. 214 for 1B,2B,4A; Laptops for 3B

Watch Coldplay’s “The Scientist” and analyze as an experienced rhetorician

Continue working on grammar exercises in The Handbook for Writers

We will continue watching The Last of the Mohicans next class period (A)/Friday (B)

AP ENG LANG PLANS FOR JANUARY 29 2014

Daily Objective: Understand how to write a comparison/contrast esay.

Daily Assignments:Finish working on grammar exercisesGo over New Yorker comparison/contrast

cartoonBegin going over comparison/contrast

essays and start group activityNote: We will write a comparison/contrast

AP essay next week in class; it will be worth 100 points.

AP ENG LANG PLANS FOR JANUARY 31 2014

Daily Objective: To understand and analyze a significant piece of early American literature.

Daily Assignments:Finish watching The Last of the Mohicans