1 graph/chart
1 photograph
2 opinion pieces (blog posts, interviews, essays etc )
6 official journal articles, newspaper articles, speeches, official documents, books etc)
Archive for the ‘Blogs’ Category
Read the attached document for instructions.
Use the following sources to create MLA citations:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/614/03/
https://www.calvin.edu/library/knightcite/?
Use these samples as a guide to create your own synthesis prompt. Remember students created these.
A typed prompt is due Monday, February 12. Bring in a hard copy!!!Sample Synthesis Prompts
All make-ups must be taken as soon as you return to school. Make-up tests and quizzes are always different versions of the original regardless of why you were absent. It is the student’s responsibility to make arrangements for make up assignments, tests, and quizzes. Thank you!
“Let There Be Dark” Questions
- According to the author what are the reasons we need natural darkness?
- How does the author begin his argument (strategies)?
- What are the strongest persuasive strategies used in the article (focus your attention on the middle of the article)?
- How does the writer conclude? Identify the most significant strategy or strategies and give examples.
- Choose a strategy you identified along with the example and explain its effect on the argument.
Centers-Allegory of the Cave and Malcolm X
If you missed it this week, here are the centers we completed.
Student illustrating the Allegory of the Cave. 1st page 
The multiple choice assignment that was originally due November 6, is now due November 13. The quiz will also be given November 13.