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Recap: Habits of Mind

Recap: Habits of Mind. September 17. Final thoughts: “ Wack Writing” ( rhet analysis . . . analysis) Practice Quiz + Preview: “ Dweck’s Attitude” Read semi-critically: “ Dweck’s Attitude” Formulate Socratic Q’s. AA Read semi-critically: “ Dweck’s Attitude”

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Recap: Habits of Mind

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  1. Recap: Habits of Mind September 17 • Final thoughts: “Wack Writing” (rhet analysis . . . analysis) • Practice Quiz + Preview: “Dweck’s Attitude” • Read semi-critically: “Dweck’s Attitude” • Formulate Socratic Q’s AA • Read semi-critically: “Dweck’s Attitude” • Formulate Socratic Q’s • Period 4: Turn in summary rough draft

  2. Quotes that indicate rhetorical analysis? What did Holm not get about the rhetorical situation, according to Buress? What rhetorical knowledge is she lacking? Why? Final Thoughts: “Wack Writing”

  3. In your new C-notes . . . List the eight Habits of Mind. Apply one of the HOM’s to critical reading. Explain: What is your view of your level of intelligence? How does your view of how “smart” you are impact your achievement in school and in life? Practice Quix

  4. Read semi-critically: Mark one stand-out idea per page. Circle and write meanings of words you don’t know. Summarize the content of each page in one sentence. Formulate one Socratic Q per page. Write items 2 and 3 in the margins of the article. Label each as SUM or Q. Preview: Dweck’s Attitude

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