Your research paper assignment is here. The first due date (works cited page) is listed on the document. I will add definitive due dates for the rest of the sections within the next few days.
On Thursday we will be going to the Media Center to begin working on the research paper.
For Friday--read pages 233-241 from this document. Please have a page and a half of notes as well.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
C block assignments for the week of 3/17-3/21
Due by 9 p.m. Monday 3/17: your research topic - please sign up using the link in the post below.
Due Thursday 3/20: 1 page of notes on p. 228-232 from this reading. Also, please meet me in the media center for class on Thursday to get started on your research project.
Due Monday 3/24: your preliminary works cited page. This needs to include at least 5 high quality academic sources (at least 2 of which need to be non-web sources) and be correctly formatted in MLA style. You may add to or subtract from this list as you get further into your research - this is just a start. You may choose to include the Brinkley text as an additional source, but it doesn't count towards your five required sources. If you don't remember MLA style, this is a good resource to consult: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Due Thursday 3/20: 1 page of notes on p. 228-232 from this reading. Also, please meet me in the media center for class on Thursday to get started on your research project.
Due Monday 3/24: your preliminary works cited page. This needs to include at least 5 high quality academic sources (at least 2 of which need to be non-web sources) and be correctly formatted in MLA style. You may add to or subtract from this list as you get further into your research - this is just a start. You may choose to include the Brinkley text as an additional source, but it doesn't count towards your five required sources. If you don't remember MLA style, this is a good resource to consult: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
A & E block
Homework due Thursday, March 13
Chapters 21, 22, and 23 of the attached reading with notes. You should have at least a page and a half of notes
Reading for March 13
Chapters 21, 22, and 23 of the attached reading with notes. You should have at least a page and a half of notes
Reading for March 13
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
research project sign-up - sign up by Monday at 9
Here is the sign-up sheet for a research project topic for all classes. No repeat topics within the same class, please, so sign up early to get your top (or nearly top) choice. Please do this by Monday 3/17 at 9 p.m., and be sure you're able to edit the Google document before then.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
C block only
For Wednesday, please create a clear, colorful and thoughtful symbol for either the Democrat or Whig party. Include a 2-3 sentence explanation of your symbol and explain how it reflects the values and ideals of the party.
Monday, March 3, 2014
last due dates for the Jackson unit
Please return your Veep permission slips by Thursday 3/6. If you've misplaced it, have your parents write me a note giving (or not giving) their permission. Returning the permission slip signed on or before the due date is worth 5 (easy) points.
Due Friday 3/7 for E block and Monday 3/10 for A and C blocks:
Design and sketch (or create in 3-D) a monument to Andrew Jackson that reflects how you think people should remember him, i.e. how he should be memorialized. Your design can be either more traditional or more modern, must fit on an 8 x 11 inch standard piece of paper and include a 1 paragraph typed explanation of how you chose to present Jackson and why. Both the monument and the explanation should demonstrate thought, knowledge, effort and creativity. Worth up to 10 points for term 3.
Your Jackson test will be next Tuesday (3/11), and will include a written section, but not an essay. Here are your study questions. You'll get your Jefferson essays back before then so you'll have a chance to look over what you did well and what improvements you should make in the future.
Due Friday 3/7 for E block and Monday 3/10 for A and C blocks:
Design and sketch (or create in 3-D) a monument to Andrew Jackson that reflects how you think people should remember him, i.e. how he should be memorialized. Your design can be either more traditional or more modern, must fit on an 8 x 11 inch standard piece of paper and include a 1 paragraph typed explanation of how you chose to present Jackson and why. Both the monument and the explanation should demonstrate thought, knowledge, effort and creativity. Worth up to 10 points for term 3.
Your Jackson test will be next Tuesday (3/11), and will include a written section, but not an essay. Here are your study questions. You'll get your Jefferson essays back before then so you'll have a chance to look over what you did well and what improvements you should make in the future.
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