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Reading to understand the human condition
Stepping Stone 1: What is the human condition? How does it relate to our own lives?
Stepping Stone 1: What is the human condition? How does it relate to our own lives?
Assignment #3 "Old Man at the Bridge"
Assignment #3 "Old Man at the Bridge"
Step 1: Watch the video the $100 race to the right.
Step 1: Watch the video the $100 race to the right.
Step 2: Read the story "Old Man at the Bridge" by Earnest Hemmingway located below.
Step 2: Read the story "Old Man at the Bridge" by Earnest Hemmingway located below.
Step 3: Read and answer the questions on the worksheet located to the right of the story and turn in through Slate.
Step 3: Read and answer the questions on the worksheet located to the right of the story and turn in through Slate.
Stepping Stone 2: What conditions, events and ideas led to the development of our own human condition?
Stepping Stone 2: What conditions, events and ideas led to the development of our own human condition?
Esperanza rising.pdfblack like me.pdfPerformance Task # 1
Performance Task # 1
Performance Task #1 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 & 1.4
Step 1: Read the excerpt from the book Inside Out and Back Again located below.
Step 2: Open and make a copy of the worksheet located to the right.
Step 3: Complete the worksheet and turn in through Slate.
*Remember the performance task is the opportunity to show what you know and demonstrate you have mastered the content. Take your time and turn in your BEST work.
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Stop
Stop
Before moving onto the next Milestone complete the following steps:
Open the Competency Dashboard in Slate.
Get your ELA credit slip.
Using the scores in the Competency Dashboard fill in your credit slip.
Conference with your teacher about your score and how that translates into a percentage.
If you are happy with your grade move onto the next Milestone. If you are unhappy revise a Performance task and resubmit. Once you are satisfied with your grade move onto the next Milestone.
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