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Agendas for Friday 9/19

Agendas for Friday 9/19. Juniors 9/19. ** COLLECT WARM-UPS ** P4 ONLY: Grades and goal sheets Warm-up: a. vocabulary b. read “Arriving at Moral Perfection” and summarize. Underneath summary explain how his ideas in this section match Rationalist beliefs. Share Creative warm-ups Film

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Agendas for Friday 9/19

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  1. Agendas for Friday 9/19

  2. Juniors 9/19 ** COLLECT WARM-UPS ** P4 ONLY: Grades and goal sheets • Warm-up: a. vocabulary b. read “Arriving at Moral Perfection” and summarize. Underneath summary explain how his ideas in this section match Rationalist beliefs. • Share Creative warm-ups • Film HW: Study vocabulary TEST: Monday 9/22 HW: IRA #1 DUE: 10/2 HW: Read OR novel and write down examples of your literary device

  3. Goal Reflection Period 4 9/19/14 • Revisit the goals you set. • Look at your progress report and write whether or not you are on track to meet your Academic/GPA goal in the space provided. • Answer the next question that asks what you’ve done to be successful or strategies you can use to get closer to reaching your goal. • Repeat for Social Goals and Personal Goals

  4. Freshmen 9/19/14 • Warm-up: study/OR • Vocabulary Quiz • Finish story and characterization observations HW: IRA #1 DUE: 10/2 HW: OR and identify examples of your literary device

  5. Ben Franklin’s Autobiography: second paragraph summary questions What does he want to do? What has he discovered is difficult about it? What should we do to achieve moral perfection? USE YOUR WORDS NOT HIS! Choose 2; write the title of rule (like “Silence”); translate into modern language Finally, find two examples of how this fits into the Rationalist period (“This fits into the Rationalist period because…”)

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