Wednesday, October 6, 2021

 English 12 Block 1: 


English 9 Block 3 (Day 1):
  • Did you miss spelling quiz #2?
  • * Using the documentary below, the articles from Interface, and your own experience, create a T-chart of the positives and negatives of technology. Aim for at least 8 point-form examples for each side.
  • Examine this website on categorization.
  • Now, take a look at the column under "Positives". Using highlighters or coloured pens, identify three categories under which you can organize most of your examples.



English 9 Blocks 2 and 3 (Day 2):
  • Did you miss spelling quiz #2?
  • * Using the documentary below, the articles from Interface, and your own experience, create a T-chart of the positives and negatives of technology. Aim for at least 8 point-form examples for each side.
  • Examine this website on categorization.
  • Now, take a look at the column under "Positives". Using highlighters or coloured pens, identify three categories under which you can organize most of your examples.


Philosophy 12:
  • Tomorrow we'll continue our teaching poster project.
    • Complete your 1 - 2 pages of notes on your classical ethics section. Show them to me when you're done! /10 marks
    • Find two quotes from philosophers of your ethics and write them down. The quotes should exemplify two key beliefs of your ethical philosophy.
    • Start creating 4-6 mini-paragraphs on the key issues of your philosophy!
    • Bring some art supplies tomorrow!
  • If not finished, read and answer the following questions from "Grandmother's Victory" [p. 13 of 75 Readings Plus]:
    • 1. Provide an example of the respect displayed within Momma Henderson’s household. (1)
    • 2. Describe one example of how the poor white children act like “trash”. (1)
    • 3. Why is Angelou’s grandmother victorious? (1)
    • 4. What do you think Angelou is saying about racism? (1)
      • Answer in full sentences. Ensure your answers are full and thorough. Hand in your answers on a separate piece of paper. 
  • If not completed, finish all (#v. to xv.) of the Ethics 1 questions.