Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Monday, April 28, 2014
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Do Not Forget...Citations for Project!!!
Do not forget your citation page for project - it needs to be PRINTED out!
There is a blog post with 2 links for Chicago Style citations.
There is a blog post with 2 links for Chicago Style citations.
Citation Link Chicago Style
Chicago Style
Use Chicago style for citations for your project. If you have any questions please see me!! This will be the citation style you use for this course.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Tuesday Class Group Work
MLK jr. Excerpts
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
I have a Dream
Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech
Think about what we have learned about Martin Luther King jr. so far.
Refer back to the different documents of King's that we have studied, and pick out some specific parts of them that you and your group think best illustrates the ideal that King was working towards and speaking about.
Each person in the group should quickly pick out the one quote that they personally think best exemplifies King's goal for the nation.
Once each group member has chosen their quote, discuss each quote, and decide on the one that the group thinks is the best representation of King's beliefs and goals.
Once you have chosen the one quote for the group, have someone from the group write it up on the board.
We will then as a class, choose the one quote we all think best represents the goals of King's civil rights movement.
Once we have picked out our quote, we will think about everything we know about king, positives and negative and we will decide what King's legacy is.
MLK jr. Excerpts
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
I have a Dream
Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech
Think about what we have learned about Martin Luther King jr. so far.
Refer back to the different documents of King's that we have studied, and pick out some specific parts of them that you and your group think best illustrates the ideal that King was working towards and speaking about.
Each person in the group should quickly pick out the one quote that they personally think best exemplifies King's goal for the nation.
Once each group member has chosen their quote, discuss each quote, and decide on the one that the group thinks is the best representation of King's beliefs and goals.
Once you have chosen the one quote for the group, have someone from the group write it up on the board.
We will then as a class, choose the one quote we all think best represents the goals of King's civil rights movement.
Once we have picked out our quote, we will think about everything we know about king, positives and negative and we will decide what King's legacy is.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Friday, April 4, 2014
Friday Night Homework
Watch the TV news for at least 10 minutes
Answer these questions while watching
What day and time were you watching the news?
What channel are you watching?
What news program?
What are the names of the reporter/reporters?
What was the main story that was being covered?
Did they show a photo or footage from the event?
What have you seen in the news broadcast that you can use in your project?
Watch the TV news for at least 10 minutes
Answer these questions while watching
What day and time were you watching the news?
What channel are you watching?
What news program?
What are the names of the reporter/reporters?
What was the main story that was being covered?
Did they show a photo or footage from the event?
What have you seen in the news broadcast that you can use in your project?
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