JOURNAL TOPIC:
When we're little kids we find all sorts of opportunities for creativity and fun. Why do so many of us do less of this as we get older? What do you do for fun?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Discuss 10/14 journal topic and how to create connection through online conversations
3. Ratify vocabulary list (ALERT: test on Friday)
4. Preview of coming attractions
READING:
(At bat) "The Art of Hosting Good Conversations Online" by Howard Rheingold
(On deck) "The Pedestrian" by Ray Bradbury
HW:
Review and study vocab (*plan on at least 15 minutes a night this week-- unless you want to get an A on Friday's test, in which case you should plan on 30 minutes a night.)
- Home
- Dr. Preston's off-campus website
- Member Blogs
- KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
- The Socratic Method
- Richard Cory
- How to Train Your Brain Like a Memory Champion
- The Right to Your Opinion
- The Laughing Heart
- Conscience of a Hacker
- Vocabulary
- Literature Analysis (Fiction)
- "I Never Learned to Read!"
- Politics & The English Language
- List of Course Blog Posts
- Proposed Weekly Calendar
- The Earth on Turtle's Back
- Résumé Template
- Young Goodman Brown
- Dream Within a Dream
- How We Read
- The Art of Hosting Good Conversations Online
- The Pedestrian
- References Template
- Fall Semester Application Portfolio
- The Road Not Taken
- On Self-Reliance
- Cover Letter Template
- Common Interview Questions
- Basic Essay Structure
- The Great Gatsby
- coronavirus / COVID-19
- Fahrenheit 451
- Catch-22
- Final Projects
- Meanings Signs & Symbols
Monday, October 14, 2019
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