EN451 Calendar
Here’s the 3rd quarter plan: 2012 3Q
New semester! New course! New calendars!
The English 1020 syllabus: CHS syllabus
Here are our tentative schedules–from now until GRADUATION. :)
ISP. It’s due! It’s due!
What’s due and when:
Monday/Tuesday: Handout for Mrs. D to copy. (2 sides–can be separate)
Tuesday after school: Groups #1-10 set up
Thursday after 5th period/after school: Groups #1-10 take down
Friday in class: Final submission–all groups (1) Cover page: name of text, MLA heading-style names, instructor, class, date (2) Synopsis (typed, double-spaced) (3) Annotated bibliography (6 entries, in alphabetical order, indented correctly) (4) “Look Around” notes (typed, in a logical format) (5) Handout (additional copy–one copy already submitted for Mrs. D to copy) (6) Group work log (7) Individual work logs. Resubmit: (1) Drafts of annotated bibliography entries (2) Individual synopses
Friday after school: Groups #11-20 set up
Tuesday after 5th period/after school: Groups #11-20 take down
Link to Databases!
Here’s the website where you can find the approved databases.
Remember, always use these databases to search for information. Reserve your favorite search engine–Google or Bing, for example–for commercial use!
(You know the password–it’s the answer to all important questions in Memphis!)
This week, Think on this
“I am an optimist. It doesn’t seem too much use being anything else.” –Winston Churchhill
Ponder This
“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.” –Robert Louis Stevenson
Annotating Beowulf
Here’s the link to the blank form for sections in your textbook. Use it for a guide or save it to your desktop. You can print it and write on the form or type your answers on the form.
Remember to bring printed copies of the annotations to class!
Happy annotating.
ISP resources
Information and general directions: Fall 11 project
Work log forms: Print both!
Here’s the annotated bibliography example:
