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2015-16 9th Class Page Archives First Trimester

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2015-16 9th Class Page Archives: Trimester 1

  

WEEK 1: 8/17/2015 to 8/21/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No School.

 

 

Tuesday

No Class: First Week Activities

 

 

Wednesday

No Class: First Week Activities

 

 

 

Thursday 

No Class: First Week Activities

 

 

Friday

No Class: First Week Activities

 

 

 

WEEK 2: 8/24/2015 to 8/28/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

Chewonki

 

 

Tuesday

Chewonki

 

 

Wednesday

Chewonki

 

 

 

Thursday 

Chewonki

 

 

Friday

Chewonki

 

 

 

 

WEEK 3: 8/31/2015 to 9/4/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

FAQs.

 

Free reading. 

Tuesday

Book chat.

 

Free reading. 

Wednesday

Personal Legends: beginning the I Am Project.

 

Finish 2 journals.

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Yazidi Children.

-Personal Legends: beginning the I Am Project.

 

Finish third journal.

 

WEEK 4: 9/7/2015 to 9/11/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

Personal Legends: beginning the I Am Project.

 

Begin brainstorming about career paths that interest you, trying to keep your ideas broad. Talk to your parents about what they think of their chosen career paths. Think about whether those interest you. Why or why not? Come prepared to discuss.

 

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.

Wednesday

-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

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Free.

-Some advice on goal statements:

WWW, Crucial Conversations

 

WEEK 5: 9/14/2015 to 9/18/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Architecture as Activism: brainstorming

 

 

Tuesday

-Architecture as Activism: research and planning

 

WWW, finish Crucial Conversations

 

Wednesday

-Architecture as Activism: research and planning

WWW: Ideas

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Dozens.

-WWW Quiz.

-Architecture as Activism: research and planning

 

 

Develop 2 note sheets.

 

WEEK 6: 9/21/2015 to 9/25/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

-WWW quiz.

-Architecture as Activism: research and planning.

 

WWW.

 

Wednesday

-Architecture as Activism: site visits.

 

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-Guest Speakers! Jeff Ammons and LiveGreen, Inc.

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

 

 

Tidy up note sheets.

Watch this video and complete.

 

WEEK 6: 9/28/2015 to 10/2/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Architecture as Activism: finish planning.

 

Finish planning. 

Tuesday

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

WWW: Ideas.

 

Wednesday

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

TBA.

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Afford.

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

Proposal.

 

WEEK 7: 10/5/2015 to 10/9/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

TBA.

Tuesday

-WWW Quiz.

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

TBA.

 

Wednesday

-Architecture as Activism: proposal.

 

 

Finish proposal.

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

No Class.

 

 

 

WEEK 8: 10/12/2015 to 10/16/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

 

 

Tablet I-II. "J-Tablet II" Prompt: 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 understanding

 

 

Tablet III. Create 4 discussion questions using Bloom's Taxonomy (avoid Knowledge level).

 

Wednesday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

 

Tablet IV. Create 4 discussion questions using Bloom's Taxonomy (avoid Knowledge level).

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

Clay with Ms. Voci

 

 

 

WEEK 9: 10/19/2015 to 10/24/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

Intersessions.

 

 

Tuesday

Intersessions.

 

 

 

Wednesday

Intersessions.

 

 

 

Thursday 

Intersessions.

 

 

Friday

Rest and Reflection Day.

 

 

 

WEEK 9: 10/26/2015 to 10/30/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

 

 

Tablet V.

Tuesday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

 

 

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.

 

Wednesday

-I Am Project:

Lillie, Matthew, Josh, and Melissa, read Networking Article 1 and be prepared to share main points. 

 

Nicole, Claire, Romo, and Dylan, 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 understanding

 

-Send professional email example to Julie tonight.

-Begin networking using Google Doc.

-Tablet VII.

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-HONY: Sixteen.

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

Introduction to Joseph Campbell's Monomyth

 

 

Tablet VIII.

 

WEEK 10: 11/2/2015 to 11/6/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

 

Tuesday

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

Introduction to Joseph Campbell's Monomyth

 

 

 

 

Tablet IX and X.

 

Resend professional email if applicable.

 

 

Wednesday

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

 

-Epic of Gilgamesh. Resources:

Presentation on background of EOG

Glossary of names from EOG  

Questions to guide understanding

 

-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.  

 

 

Finish J-Life.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. Greet faculty mentor to start your working relationship (e.g., something like, “Hi, I just found out that you’re my faculty mentor for my I AM Career Exploration. I wanted you to know I’m interested in being a _____ and I’d love to talk to you about resources or network contacts in that field if you know of any. Otherwise, I just wanted to introduce my pursuit and tell you that I’ll be contacting you when my site visit is scheduled.”)

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-WWW Quiz.

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

  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.

 

Finish J-Flood Venn diagram and planning.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

 

 

WEEK 11: 11/9/2015 to 11/13/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

Finish J-Flood:

  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. 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.

 

 

Finish J-Flood.

 

Read the Epic Project sheet.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

Tuesday

-Check WWW Quiz.

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

 

TBA.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

 

Thursday 

No Class.

 

 

Friday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

TBA.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

 

 

WEEK 12: 11/16/2015 to 11/20/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

No Class.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

Tuesday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

 

 

 

 

Read epic aloud and make comments. Do not work on epic.

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

Wednesday

No Class.

 

 

 

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

Thursday 

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

 

Friday

-Epic Project. Resources:

o the definition of an epic 

o the stages of a monomyth

Epic Project sheet

Continue work on schedule site visits. 

 

Finish epic and 3 revision tasks.

 

WEEK 13: 11/30/2015 to 12/3/2015

Date 

Class 

Homework 
Monday

-Model Essay Analysis

-Epic Presentations!

 

Begin Model Essay Analysis, due Friday.

Tuesday

-Epic Presentations!

 

Model Essay Analysis

 

Wednesday

-I AM: reflections

-Epic Presentations!

 

 

Model Essay Analysis

 

Site Visit Reflections

Thursday 

No Class.

 

Model Essay Analysis

 

Site Visit Reflections

Friday

-WWW Quiz

-Model Essay Analysis

 

Model Essay Analysis

 

 

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