[Minute of Mindfulness/suggestion: What do you imagine will give you the freedom to really go for what you want in life?]
JOURNAL TOPIC: (today's tunes: "Green Light" by John Legend w Andre 3000; "Green Light" by Lorde)
Chapter
1 of The Great Gatsby ends with Nick
(our narrator) seeing Gatsby reach out toward a green light (the end of a
dock?) across the water. Take a guess: given what you know about
green, and lights, what do you imagine this symbol can possibly mean?
Use the epigraph and anything else we've read/discussed so far to
support your idea.
-AND-
Let's talk Gatsby! What do you want to talk about today? What
did you read over the last two days that's worth writing about and/or
asking questions about?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Gatsby plot, characters, and discussion topics
3. Fitzgerald's style/techniques
4. Checking in: are we on the same page? Continue reading
5. Your Big Question
6. Our reading schedule
POST:
1. Today's Gatsby reading notes (title: Gatsby pp. _-_)
2. Make a list of three things you will do next regarding your Big Question (title: BQGSD; define this in your post :)
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Wednesday, February 5, 2020
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