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2014-15 9th Class Page Archives First Trimester

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2014-15 9th Class Page Archives

  

 

WEEK 1: 8/18/2014 to 5/22/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

No Class.

 

 

Wednesday

No Class. 



Thursday 

-Six Levels of Moral Development

 

-Bookmark websites 

-Read Julie's FAQs

-Find free reading book

Friday

No Class.

 

 

 

WEEK 2: 8/25/2014 to 8/29/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday (A)

Chewonki

 

 
Tuesday (B)

Chewonki

 

Wednesday (C) 

Chewonki



Thursday (A) 

Chewonki

 

 

Friday (B)

Chewonki

 

 

 

WEEK 3: 9/1/2014 to 9/5/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

-Intro to DailyGRAMS

-Julie's FAQs

-Notebook setup

-Journal: Intro

 

Wednesday

Personal Legends: beginning the I Am Project.



Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

Personal Legends: beginning the I Am Project.

 

 

 

WEEK 4: 9/8/2014 to 9/12/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

Personal Legends: begin career exploration. Please do not click the links below before class.

 

 

WWW.

 

Start reading Crucial Conversations, a summary about how to discuss touchy issues in a professional, productive, and satisfying way. You will need to have this read by next Monday (and fresh in your mind.) I recommend reading 1 page per day and then reviewing the entire article Sunday night. Taking notes and googling unfamiliar terms as you read will help you process the article. We will use these ideals in discussions of Nickel and Dimed as well as planning our Europe trip, among other things.

Tuesday

-Career Exploration Links:

 

To do a screenshot: press command+shift+4 and select the part of the screen you want to save a picture of. It will show up as a file on your desktop that you can insert into Google Docs wherever you want. 

 

-Share career exploration findings.

 

 

WWW, Crucial Conversations

Wednesday

-Some advice on goal statements:

 

WWW, Crucial Conversations

Thursday 

-No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY Journal. Today's image is: Yazidi Children. See prompt in the Google Doc shared with you.

 

-Finish goal statements.

 

Finish Crucial Conversations reading.

 

WEEK 5: 9/15/2014 to 9/19/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Bloom's Taxonomy review

-Nickel and Dimed seminar prep: develop discussion norms, assign discussion roles, read articles, develop questions.

Definitions: SNAPMaslow's Hierarchy of Needsfood desert

Article 1: Crucial Conversations

Article 2: If You Haven't Been on Food Stamps, Stop Trying to Influence Public Policy

Article 3: Is it Now a Crime to be Poor?

 

Continue developing discussion questions (have 4-5 developed by tomorrow).
Tuesday

-Nickel and Dimed seminar.

 

Read the following before creating your statement on poverty:

 

Being Poor (check the comments too!)

Poverty Simulator (this lets you try out different choices to try to meet the tiny budget of a person living below the poverty line.)

 

Wednesday

Europe preliminary discussions: brainstorm and research

 

Europe trip preparation: TBA.

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Dozens

-Europe final decision.

 

Begin in-depth Europe research.

 

WEEK 6: 9/22/2014 to 9/26/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

-School Architecture Proposal brainstorm and planning. 

Free reading.

 

Wednesday

-School Architecture Proposal research and work based on our planning.

 

Europe itinerary "big picture" research: Watch video to find out what to do. (Note: you'll have to click the "next" arrow after each slide.)

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Afford.

-School Architecture Proposal research and work based on our planning.

 

Free reading.

 

WEEK 7: 9/29/2014 to 10/3/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-iReady diagnostic (open this page and use the information on your sticky note to log in.)

Create note-taking sheet for Mr. Ammons's presentation.

 

Tuesday

-School Architecture: Jeff Ammons.

-Continue research and begin proposal.

Read through the teacher survey results and analyze the data. What trends do you find? What were your most valuable takeaways from Mr. Ammons's talk? Discuss on ourEdmodo thread.

 

Wednesday

-School Architecture Proposal research and work based on our planning.

 

Planning.

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Sixteen.

-School Architecture Proposal research and work based on our planning.

 

Drafting.

 

 

WEEK 8: 10/6/2014 to 10/10/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-School Architecture Proposal.

Proposal due Friday.

 

Tuesday

-Green Tour! Visit "green" residential and commercial buildings.

 

 

Proposal due Friday.

 

 

Wednesday

No Class.

 

Proposal due Friday.

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

No Class. Proposal due.

 

 

 

WEEK 9: 10/13/2014 to 10/17/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG 

 

Read and take notes on Tablet II.

 

In LA handbook, write “J-Tablet II”: Gilgamesh and Enkidu develop their friendship here. What are qualities of a strong friendship? Do you foresee these two men being able to maintain a strong friendship? 

Tuesday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG

Questions to guide reading

 

 

 

 

Reading: Read and take notes on Tablet III, using questions to guide your reading and check your understanding. Create 4 discussion questions of different Bloom’s levels (avoiding knowledge-based questions). 

Wednesday

High School Architecture Project: School Tour

 

 

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG

Questions to guide reading

 

 

 

 

 

WEEK 10: 10/27/2014 to 10/31/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG 

 

View the definition of epic in the glossary of literary terms. Create “J-Epic.” Discuss in what ways EOG fits the description of an epic poem. Use evidence.

 

Final HS proposal draft due Monday 11/3.

 

Tuesday

-I Am Project:

Claire, Morgan, Ryan, and Paige, read Networking Article 1 and be prepared to share main points. 

 

Alex, Jace, Katie, and Sarah Page, read Networking Article 2 and be prepared to share main points. 

 

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG

Questions to guide reading  

-Send professional email example tonight

-Begin networking

-EOG reading and notes

 

Wednesday

-I Am Project: update on networking and acquiring artifacts.

 

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG

Questions to guide reading

Introduction to Joseph Campbell's Monomyth

 

 

EOG reading and notes.

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-HONY Journal: Stars

 

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG

Questions to guide reading

Introduction to Joseph Campbell's Monomyth

 

 

 

EOG reading and notes. Final HS proposal draft due Monday 11/3.

 

 

 

WEEK 11: 10/27/2014 to 10/31/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

 

Tuesday

-I Am Project: update on networking and site visit planning.Site Visit Google Doc.

 

-J-Life: Use evidence from throughout the epic to evaluate why Gilgamesh wanted eternal life. I'm looking for organized responses with excellent evidence analysis

 

 

  1. Read the Biblical Flood story and the Wikipedia excerpt, Was There Really a Great Flood? ("Claims of Historicity") and come prepared to discuss flood stories.
  2. Create J-Flood Comparison. On one page, create a venn diagram comparing and contrasting the flood narratives. This will serve as planning. On the next page, create an arguable thesis to support whether or not there was a great flood. Then write your journal supporting it.

 

This is a writing exercise, so feel free to focus less on your personal beliefs and more on what thesis is most defensible in an essay/journal. Use evidence from both flood narratives in your response (for this simple journal entry that does not need to stand up to full academic scrutiny, you may cite the Wikipedia article.)

 

Wednesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

Prepare 1-2 minute discussion of the mostly unique features of your HS proposal. Write this on the class Google Doc (so you can see what others are saying and refer to them in sophisticated ways). This may be SHORT, but it must be POWERFUL, CLEAR, and PACKED with relevant detail. I BETTER FEEL COMPELLED TO GIVE YOU A STANDING OVATION. I NEED TO HAVE TEARS IN MY EYES WHEN I HEAR YOUR INGENUITY. MAKE IT GOOD. 

Thursday 

No Class. 

 

 

Friday

-HONY Journal: Grandma's

 

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peer Critique: Take your neighbor's LA Handbook home. Watch thisvideo and use it to peer critique their journal entries, J-Life and J-Flood Comparison.

 

WEEK 12: 11/10/2014 to 11/14/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Mini-Lesson: Business Attire. Graphic

 

-HS Architecture Presentation Practice 

 

-Practice Architecture presentation with revisions.

-Work on scheduling site visits.

Tuesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

-Practice Architecture presentation with revisions.

-Complete Model Essay Analysis (1 per night) due on Sunday night.This was shared with you on Google Drive.

-Work on scheduling site visits.  

Wednesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

-Practice Architecture presentation with revisions.

-Complete Model Essay Analysis (1 per night) due on Sunday night.This was shared with you on Google Drive.

-Work on scheduling site visits.

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY Journal: Hopes.

 

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

-Practice Architecture presentation with revisions.

-Complete Model Essay Analysis (1 per night) due on Sunday night.This was shared with you on Google Drive.

-Work on scheduling site visits.

 

 

 

WEEK 13: 11/17/2014 to 11/21/2014

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-HS Architecture Dress Rehearsal

 

(NOTE: this week's schedule may be adjusted slightly to accommodate ERB testing.)

 

Review resources Julie procured in San Diego and make last minute edits to your proposal. Email Julie when you finish. 

 

Tuesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

Make last minute edits. Proofread. Print and staple proposal. Keep it neat -- this is the copy the Board will see.

Wednesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

Epic due by end of class today. 

HS PROPOSAL PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: 5pm, Russell Conference Room, Lead Mine Campus (be there by 4:45!)

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY Journal: Frogs 

-Model Essay Analysis discussion.

Free reading.

 

 

 

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