JOURNAL TOPIC:
Some of the "words of wisdom" I remember from
when I was a kid aren't really wisdom, they just stuck because they're
funny, or weird, or just catchy. A couple examples: You can tune a
piano, but you can't tuna fish. You can pick your friends, and you can
pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's nose.) Describe
something -- an idea, a saying, a habit, an event -- from when you were a
kid that you still remember to this day. Why do you think this stuck
in your memory?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. First
interview/s & audience participation (PLEASE NOTE: The audience
participation responsibilities will be outlined in class. If you are
not here today, please ask a friend. Whether or not you are interviewing
today, and whether or not your period even has an interview scheduled,
you have a job to do. Do it.)
3. Scheduling/ we need to finalize our calendar & update (Winter Fair is now 12/6)
TODAY'S INTERVIEWS:
(Note: Interviews will begin promptly at 15 minutes after the bell begins the period. This should give you ample time to settle in, write in your journal, and prepare your résumé, references, and cover letter.)
Per 2: Bryan
Per 3: -
Per 4: -
Per 6: Michael, Jasmine
4. Interview prep
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