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English 11. February 3-7. Monday, February 3, 2014. Content Objective : Students will be able to utilize academic language in meaningful ways. Language Objective : We will create a flip page for Unit 3 Vocabulary Agenda 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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English 11February 3-7

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Monday, February 3, 2014• Content Objective: Students will be able to utilize academic language in meaningful

ways.• Language Objective: We will create a flip page for Unit 3 Vocabulary

• Agenda• 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda• 2. Summate the Reflective Reading into 10 words• 3. Proof and revise posted paragraph• 4. Monthly overview• 5. JRP Overview• 6. Vocabulary Flip page

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Reflective Reading• “Clear goals at the beginning of a project make clear what the

project’s completion will require. A project’s goals are just a dream until they are written down.” (Pinto, 2007)

Monday Peer Proof and Revise—10 minutes1. Read Paragraph 12. Find errors or convention issues3. Be prepared to share changes

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Peer Proof and Revise

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Tuesday, February 4, 2014• Content Objective: Students will be able to effectively analyze a fictional work for

its theme, plot, and characterization• Language Objective: We will begin reading Their Eyes Were Watching God.

• Agenda• 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda• 2. Summate the Reflective Reading into 10 words• 3. Proof and revise posted paragraph• 4. Silently Read• 5. Vocabulary Thumbnail sketch

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Reflective Reading• “The need of the many outweigh the need of the few.”

--Spock (StarTrek II: Wrath of Khan)

Tuesday Peer Proof and Revise—10 minutes1. Read Paragraph 22. Find errors or convention issues3. Be prepared to share changes

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Peer Proof and Revise

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014• Content Objective: Students will be able to prepare an in-depth discussion of

a selected topic• Language Objective: We will complete the “prep” work for our Socratic

Seminar• Agenda• 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda• 2. Summate the Reflective Reading into 10 words• 3. Proof and revise posted paragraph• 4. Prep for Socratic Seminar• 5. Vocabulary Synonyms

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Reflective Reading• “A deed once done cannot be undone, but perhaps, it may be

mitigated.”--Dinobot, Transformers Beast Wars

Wednesday Peer Proof and Revise—10 minutes1. Read Paragraph 32. Find errors or convention issues3. Be prepared to share changes

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Peer Proof and Revise

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Thursday, February 6, 2014• Content Objective: Students will be able to participate in an in-depth

discussion of a selected topic• Language Objective: We will have our Socratic Seminar• Agenda• 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda• 2. Socratic Seminar (Debrief is Monday…Essay is due Wednesday)

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Friday, February 7, 2014• Content Objective: Students will be able to research historical

information• Language Objective: We will research for the JRP• Agenda• 1. Copy Objectives and Agenda• 2. Summate the Reflective Reading into 10 words• 3. Proof and revise posted paragraph• 4. Library Research• 5. Vocabulary Antonyms

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Reflective Reading• “This is some rescue. You came in here and you didn’t have a plan for

getting out?.” --Princess Lela

Friday Peer Proof and Revise—10 minutes1. Read the essay2. Identify the TH, each TS, and each SS3. Be prepared to share

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Peer Proof and Revise