Good Afternoon!
- We are reading an essay by Bertand Russell
bertrand-russell-and-three-things-i-have-lived-for
How does this connect to our theme of “The Human Condition”?
*Yesterday, you should have read the document (prose fiction terms) below at home
*Yesterday, you should have read the short story “Sam the Athlete”.
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- Short story summary: this chart will guide you through applying the short story terms to the short story “Sam The Athlete”. This chart should have been completed yesterday at home.
*Start to study the prose fiction terms as you will have a quiz on these next week…
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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/01/26/vancouver-housing-unaffordable-study_n_9081516.html
-Non-Fiction Articles on housing
- http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/crea-price-sales-1.3721141
- http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/vancouver-rental-market-places-people-in-a-lower-class/article31304421/
- perspectives on how people live around the world…is there bias in this?
- http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/08/health/gallery/where-children-sleep/index.html
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For My online learners today (A-L), please work on the following:
- Please complete the Paragraph outline for “Sam the Athlete”. The question you are responding to is from the Yes/No Chart. Should Sam continue to wear the skirt?
- Please read the short story “House” above.
- Please review the Prose Fiction terms. There will be a quiz on these next week so always good to be prepared!
- If you did not complete “No Red Ink” from Wednesday you can use this time to do so.
- Wednesday Writes: if you did not finish your draft from Wednesday you can do so.