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Homework Assignments:
Week 4
English 10 Honors
Monday
9/15 Read in your IR book. Make sure you handed in your View of war essay today.
Tuesday
9/16 Read in your IR book.
Wednesday
9/17 Work on your style analysis of All Quiet on the Western Front. Due Friday. Look at the model paragraph if you need help.
Thursday
9/18 Finish writing your style analysis of All Quiet on the Western Front. Due tomorrow.
Friday
9/19 Read in your IR book and work on your visual representation. Due Tuesday.
Homework Assignments:
Week 3
Monday
9/8 Re-read the passage where Paul spends the day in a shell hole with a dying French soldier. Write a careful analysis of the scene, due Wednesday. See the link for details.
Tuesday
9/9 Finish your scene analysis. Due tomorrow. See the link for details.
Wednesday
9/10 Start your view of war essay. Due Monday. See the link for details
Thursday
9/11 Work on your view of war essay. See the model paragraph if you need help.
Friday
9/12 Read in your IR book. Finish your view of war essay. Due Monday. See the link for details.
Week 2
Tuesday
9/2 Work on your Position Paper: Krogstad vs. Torvald: Who is the villain? Due Thursday Sept. 4. See the link for details.
Wednesday
9/3 Finish your Position Paper—due tomorrow.
Thursday
9/4 Work on your debate for tomorrow. Use Google Docs and be sure that you've written a clear, persuasive intro and have typed up all your evidence. The debate will be tomorrow.
Friday
9/5 Read in your IR book. Read now and schedule a test soon—don’t wait until the last minute. Choose four quotations from All Quiet on the Western Front and reflect on two of them in detail. As you go through the novel looking for quotations, review the plot, characters, significant scenes, etc. so that you are prepared for the test tomorrow. Write about one page on each quotation. Focus on analyzing the specific lines rather than summarizing the plot surrounding the quotations. Look at the model quotation reflection if you’re not sure what to do. The key to this assignment is choosing meaty quotations. Don’t start writing about a quotation unless you have a lot to say about it—choose carefully.
Homework
Assignments:
Week 1
Wednesday
8/27 Choose four quotations from A Doll’s House and reflect on two of them in detail. As you go through the play looking for quotations, review the plot, characters, significant scenes, etc. so that you are prepared for the text tomorrow. Write about one page on each quotation. Focus on analyzing the specific lines rather than summarizing the plot surrounding the quotations. Look at the model quotation reflection if you’re not sure what to do. The key to this assignment is choosing meaty quotations. Don’t start writing about a quotation unless you have a lot to say about it—choose carefully. Please handwrite this assignment because the printers at school are still not working.
Thursday
8/28 Re-read pages 58-64 of A Doll’s House and complete a think write analysis of the scene. Emphasize content over grammar and form. Go deep, pull out quotations, and carefully analyze the two characters. Due Tuesday (but bring the first page, at least, to class on Friday)
Friday
8/29 Choose a new IR book and bring it to school on Tuesday. Start reading your IR book this weekend. Make sure you’re ready for the All Quiet exam on next Friday.
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