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Monday Jan. 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Monday Jan. 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
Monday/Tuesday 18 & 19 January
Monday/Tuesday 18 & 19 January
Chapter 22 History due by Wednesday
Chapter 22 History due by Wednesday
OPTIONAL WEDNESDAY MEETS
OPTIONAL WEDNESDAY MEETS
Need help? Have a question? You can pop into these to talk with a real live teacher. You don't have to stay.
Thursday/Friday 21 & 22 January
Thursday/Friday 21 & 22 January
AP WORLD HISTORY EXAM ALERT: Any special accommodations must be relayed to Ms Brown by February 1st - to make sure all paperwork is completed for the College Board. Contact Ms Brown if you wish for special accommodations.
World Literature
World Literature
Review Cantos 3 and 5 together.
Finish reading Canto 34 and complete Questions. DUE.
We will talk about the ending of Dante's Inferno and introduce the summative final project on Monday/Tuesday.
Want to start thinking about your SUMMATIVE? DANTE'S INFERNO SUMMATIVE PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS.
DUE MONDAY 2/1. 20 POINTS SUMMATIVE. (We'll go over this on Monday/Tuesday next week)
After consideration, this DBQ mini-essay will be done during class on Monday 25 /Tuesday 26.
AP World History
AP World History
You will be writing a Document Based Question mini-essay during class next week.
How long should it be? Up to you, but:
Did you answer the prompt in your first paragraph?
Did you provide actual historical evidence that supports your answer?
Did you show how these documents support your answer?
Did you bring in an analysis of the documents' Point-of-View, or Purpose, or Audience - and how it affected the message of each document?
Don't be satisfied with a mere WHAT . . . you MUST understand the HOW, WHY, WHEN, and WHO
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