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​so you can check what we did while you were gone... or asleep.

Tuesday, Nov 26

11/25/2019

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Do Now
  • Fill out the "Daily Check in"
  • Review the Grammar Exam 1.1 posted on Google Classroom

Agenda
  • Complete the graphic organizer for Argumentative Essay: Living a Good Life essay
  • OR worked on the retake form for the Grammar Exam if necessary,

ESSAY ORGANIZATION
after thesis is solid...
  • ONE: Plan main claims to support thesis ideas
  • TWO: Brainstorm evidence to back up claims
    • Evidence types
    • .ACTUAL RESEARCH! What research studies or experts show. Not using for this essay unless you really want to get out there and look up/cite some data.
    • REAL WORLD! Current events/trends! Companies like Apple and Samsung or Snapchat and Instagram vie for attention of humans daily, coming out with newer, flashier models and apps.
    • REFERENCES! Books and stuff! Charlotte Perkin’s Gilman warns of the dangers of isolation in her short story “The Yellow Wallpaper”
    • HYPOTHETICAL! Imagine that! Imagine if everyone in a city or school only communicated through text.
    • PERSONAL EXPERIENCE! From my experience! Daily I experience the reality that cursing Youtube or watching football highlights is exponentially easier than picking up that book I’ve been meaning to read or going to the gym.

Have a wonderful break! See you next week.
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  • Classroom Blog
  • Eng III
    • 1 Evidence and Analysis
    • 2 Textual Development
    • 3 Language and Meaning
    • 4 Grammar and Punctuation
    • 5 Argumentative Writing
  • Journalism
    • Newspaper >
      • Blogging about news
      • Senior Podcast Project
      • Person Profile Article
      • Classroom Spotlight
      • In-Depth Journalism
      • Experiential Journalism
      • Gardiner Special
    • Yearbook >
      • YOURbook
      • Weekly Photo Hunt
      • Photojournalism
      • Magazine Cover
      • Yearbook Open Disclosure
      • Reflective Writing
    • Journalistic Writing Unit
    • Design Module
    • Writing Module
    • Photography Module
    • Magazine Feature Assignment
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