Top 10 Commander Chris Hadfield Videos from the ISS!

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Shakespeare Essay

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SL - Reflections

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G9 - Shylock's Appeal

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G7 - Prejudice Play

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Entropy explained in 19 seconds

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G7 - Letter

The Malcolm X letter is due by Friday.

Public Speaking

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Good idea, or bad idea?

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G6 - SL Announcemnet

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G9 - Off By Heart rubric

By "properly dressed", I mean that your laces are tied etc.

G10 - The Iliad

For those of you looking to learn more about The Iliad, click here. Oh, and you may notice that the voice reading the opening lines is the Prologue in the movie version of Henry V. See, it's all connected!

Why almost all of the Universe is utterly invisible

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Circular Runways

For a really cool idea, watch this video.

G10 - Act III Qs

 

G6 - Drama

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MOV - Off By Heart Speeches

Shylock

Movie version - here
BBC version - here
Guy in garden version - here

Portia

BBC version - here

Guardian version - here

Old version - here

WTG Tests

Test tomorrow!

G6 - Essay Class

On Thursday, we will have the essay class. Remember, I don't care if the facts and quotes are true, I am simply using this to assess your MLA essay structure.
Here are the six criteria that I will use to grade your essay:

1. MLA Format is followed

2. An engaging (interesting) hook is used at the beginning of the introduction.

3. A clear thesis statement is used in the introduction.

4. Three quotes are used.

           As Sunassee said, "I love poetry" (2016, p. 23).

           "There are seven ways to find a lost cat" (Kapesa, 2015, p. 45), as we all know.

5. The conclusion restates the thesis.

6. A properly laid out out 'Works Cited' page

            Larsen, Aldino. Why I Love Pizza. Tana Publishing. 2014.

            Mpepho, Hlumelo. Wearing Glasses. Oxford. 1976.

            Rasolomanana, Audrey. Learning Is Fun. Penguin. 2017.

It is relatively easy to get 100% in this essay. This one time, I will even ignore a few spelling errors.

G7 - Media Ethics

Group 1 - Libel
Group 이- Slander
Group สาม - Copyright Violation
Group ٤ - Plagiarism.

In this folder, make a GSlide. It has to do the following:

• Define your assigned term
• Text on a slide must come in sequentially, not all at once.
• Give at least 5 examples, with no more than two from a single media source
• Use at least 3 animations
• Use at least 3, good-resolution images
• Be consistent in font choice and other formatting
• Have a class interactive activity

Remember, slides are NOT to be read. They are simply there to act as a guide to your presentation.

Click here to watch a tutorial on how to use animations in Google Slides. This video is mandatory.

G10 - Poetic Prestige

Wednesday (or Friday if the cyclone is an issue) it is!

EWL - Colon & Semi-colon

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Principal Vs. Principle

G9 - Act II Qs

DO UP UNTIL THE END OF II.vi.

ReadWorks Digital

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Why we cannot go faster than light

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