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Lecture 8: Gender Questions and Feminist Science Fiction 

 

Complete Lecture 7 Note

What words from this lecture should be added to Quizlet?

LETTER TO THE CLASS

 

MLA Citation List

 

FEEDBACK on lecture notes: 

Many of you are curating notes that summarize examples. In the next note, make sure you address the purpose question.

In other words, what is your answer to “How have science fiction writers attempted to examine the nature of religious faith?” (lecture 6)

To do this, we gather information from the text and then we ADD our own thinking that explains how the notes provide evidence to prove the purpose question (the claim).

The example below shows how to integrate your thinking.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lecture 8: Gender Questions and Feminist Science Fiction 

 

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Semester Two!

This blog is home base for our course. We will do most of our work in OneNote and Word, but the blog remains  an indispensable resource. Let’s begin by completing a blog AND OneNote scavenger hunt. 

BLOG & OneNote SCAVENGER HUNT

Next, let’s see how many English vocabulary terms you can recall. —>Quizlet

If you don’t have a Quizlet account already, please sign-up for one and join this class.

ALWAYS USE YOUR WBE CREDENTIALS WHEN SIGNING-UP FOR NEW ACCOUNTS. 

Next, I’d like you to sign-up for Hypothesis (or log in if you already have an account). 

Go to Hypothes.is

Click on Get Started.

Then click on Free Account.

Enter your credentials.

Go to your email account and verify.

Log in to Hypothes.is

Install Chrome extension

JOIN the WHS Senior English Group

Now, we are ready to begin our first lesson: Is grammar important?

 

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September 14, 2014

I am in the building today, but not in class.

Begin today with Silent Sustained Reading (SSR) for 15mins. I hope some one will volunteer to time the reading. 

Record the number of pages read on your independent reading form.

Sign up for Hypothes.is.

Join the WHS ENGLISH HYPOTHES.IS GROUP

Read this guide based on the book Learn Better and annotate via Hypothes.is:

Guide for Students

  • Find ideas that Boser is putting forward that confirm what you already know about learning. Leave a comment and an example for each.
  • Ask 3 questions of the document. They could be things you don’t understand, something you wonder, and something you want to be clarified.
  • Locate at least 3 unfamiliar words. In your annotation/comment include the definition and an example of how you might use the word in a sentence.

Finally, add to your “Story of Learning” for this week.