Seniors - Work for the Weeks of November 30th, December 7th

Monday Nov. 30th, Tuesday Dec. 1st
Reading HW: "How it Feels to Be Colored Me", "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens"

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Wednesday December 2nd, Thursday December 3rd

Reading HW:

HW: Draft Day. Have a complete draft of your assignment for today.

Friday December 4th, Monday December 7th

Reading HW: Sula - 1919, 1920, 1921 

HW: Rumination paper due by Monday December 7th - 3:35 P.M.

Tuesday December 8th, Wednesday December 9th

Reading HW: Sula - 1922, 1923,

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Thursday December 10th, Friday December 11th

Reading HW: Sula - 1927, 1937,

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Monday December 14th, Tuesday December 15th

Reading HW: Sula -1939, 1940

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Freshmen - Work for the Weeks of November 30th, December 7th

Monday Nov. 30th, Tuesday Dec. 1st
Reading HW: 1984 - Book I Ch. 1-3
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Wednesday December 2nd, Thursday December 3rd

Reading HW: 1984 - Book I Ch. 4-7

HW: Review your latest assignment, two perfect paragraphs.

Friday December 4th, Monday December 7th

Reading HW: 1984 - Book I Ch. 8 - Book II Ch. 1

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Tuesday December 8th, Wednesday December 9th

Reading HW: 1984 - Ch. 2 - Ch. 4

HW: Complete outline for today.

Thursday December 10th, Friday December 11th

Reading HW:

HW: Draft Day.

Monday December 14th, Tuesday December 15th

Reading HW: 1984 - Ch. 5 - Ch. 8

HW: Two perfect paragraphs due.

Seniors - Work for the Weeks of Nov. 16th, 23rd

Monday Nov. 16th, Tuesday Nov. 17th
Reading HW: Ch. (30-39).
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Wednesday Nov. 18th, Thursday Nov. 19th
Reading HW: Slow Poison packet, Review rumination assignment.
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Friday Nov. 20th, Monday Nov. 23rd
Reading HW: (40-End up to Historical Notes)
HW: Quote selection due today.

Tuesday Nov. 24th, Wednesday Nov 25th
Reading HW: Historical Notes.
HW: Analysis section draft due today.

Thursday Nov. 26th, Friday Nov. 27th - THANKSGIVING BREAK!

Monday Nov. 30th, Tuesday Dec. 1st
Reading HW: "In Search of Our Mother's Gardens", "How it Feels to be Colored Me".
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Freshmen - Work for the Weeks of November 16th, 23rd

 Monday Nov. 16th, Tuesday Nov. 17th

Reading HW: HW: Musical Supervision Assignment due on MONDAY by 3:35 P.M. Wednesday Nov. 18th, Thursday Nov. 19th Reading HW: Ch. 181 - 223 (pdf pages 100-126) HW: Friday Nov. 20th, Monday Nov. 23rd Reading HW: Finish Curious Incident. HW: Tuesday Nov. 24th, Wednesday Nov 25th Reading HW: MLK Jr.'s "I Have a Dream Speech", "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut HW:

Thursday Nov. 26th, Friday Nov. 27th - THANKSGIVING - NO SCHOOL Reading HW: HW: Monday Nov. 30th, Tuesday Dec. 1st Reading HW: 1984 - Book I Ch. I-III HW:

UPDATED*** INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOTE LEARNING

Students,

***Please check your stuy.edu email and join my Google Classroom.  We'll be conducting all coursework here.

ALL WORK WILL NOW BE CONDUCTED ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM.  DISREGARD THE "WORK FOR THE WEEK" DOCUMENT BELOW.   YOU WILL SUBMIT CLASSWORK BY POSTING, THREE TIMES A WEEK, ON GOOGLE CLASSROOMS.

We will begin using Google Classroom for tomorrow's class.  The work will be posted at 8 P.M.

I'll start hosting discussion groups online on Zoom this Tuesday.  The link is on Google Classroom.

Best,
E. Ferencz

Work for the Week of March 23rd - Seniors

Artist of the Week: Victo Ngai

Here is a copy of your work for the week. 

Be sure to read the instructions for remote learning before beginning your work.

Monday March 23rd
Reading HW: "2. Oh Lord!  Here Come the Double Happiness Twins", "A Portrait of My Sister Sexting Tofu"
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Tuesday March 24th
Reading HW: "Ryokan's Moon", Third Eye" Wiping One's Ass with the Sutras"
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Wednesday March 25th
Reading HW: "The Wolf and the Chinese Pug", "Fox Girl", "Piglets"
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Thursday March 26th
Reading HW:
HW: Find an example of a culturally relevant folk/mythological hero.  For example, I'm Russo Hungarian (Eastern-European) and so I picked the story of Baba Yaga.  How could you go about updating your hero for modern times?  Consider some of Chin's themes: feminization, American identity, generational differences, rape culture, materialism vs. asceticism, West vs. East, doubles/twins, and more.

Post your ideas in the comment section of this blog.  This is meant to be a brief, creative activity in which we can emulate Chin's style.  Max 350 words.

Friday March 27th
Reading HW:
HW: Begin reading for your latest assignment.  I've attached a copy here.

Here are the respective links to assist you with your assignment: Chapter One, Chapter Three, Chapter Five,  Chapter Six, Chapter Seven

The paper will be due on Wednesday April 8th.  We will have draft days on Tuesday March 31st and Thursday April 2nd.

Monday March 30th
Reading HW: Ch. 7 Mooncake Vixen
HW: Please submit your work for last week on TurnItIn.com.  See the Remote Instructions Directions for guidance.

Work for the Week of March 23rd - Freshmen

Here is a copy of your work for the week. 

Be sure to read the instructions for remote learning before beginning your work.

Monday March 23rd
Reading HW:
HW: Draft Day! - Peer Editing

Here is a copy of the peer editing groups.

The paper will be due on Monday March 30th.

Tuesday March 24th
Reading HW:
HW: Draft Day! - Peer Editing

Wednesday March 25th
Reading HW:
HW: Proofread your paper using this document.

Thursday March 26th
Reading HW: Please read a historical context of Frankenstein.
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Friday March 27th
Reading HW: Frankenstein, Walton's Letters
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Monday March 30th
Reading HW: Frankenstein Ch. I- III
HW: Paper due. Please submit on Turnitin.com

Please submit your work for last week on TurnItIn.com.  See the Remote Instructions Directions for guidance.