A Word About Late Work

As of February 10, any work that is considered "classwork" (to be completed in class) will not be accepted late. If it is not turned in when it is due (during class), it will be a zero.

Friday, November 7, 2008

7 November: Dystopia, "The Children's Story"

1. Journal
2. Dystopian movies
3. Lit term notes
4. "The Children's Story" - read, discuss
5. "The Fun They Had" - homework, questions

1. Journal: "Ideal" - Write a paragraph about your ideal, perfect society
2. Dystopian movies: Students identifies movies they've seen from a list of dystopian movies. They wrote a sentence or 2 describing the movies. They wrote what they liked about them/didn't like about them. They determined what the movies had in common.

3. Lit term notes: Utopia & Dystopia. Know etymology. These notes should have been taken in class. If students didn't get them, they should use dictionary.com to find the definitions and etymology.

4. "The Children's Story" - read aloud. Discussed

5. "The Fun They Had" Read and questions include the following...
  • 1.What are Margie and Tommy’s lives like?
  • 2.Compare and contrast the quality of their life with your life.
  • 3.What are the pros and cons of their educational system?
  • 4.What are the pros and cons of our educational system?
  • 5.Describe another educational system you’ve heard of (another country, state, a system from the past)

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