Homework Assignment: A Streetcar Named Desire A response for Scene 2-Due by 11:59 PM on 10 January 2014
Please Note that Due Date has been changed from 9 January to 10 January.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
Amazingly, students are still continuing to attempt to "out-smart" turnitin.com by submitting plagiarized assignments! Sadly, two students from a Band that will remain nameless attempted to do so with the Ethan Frome Realism assignment-most disturbing for me-these two students have committed this reprehensible act previously-together! Furthermore, two students from different Bands submitted similar papers and one student actually submitted a paper with a 98% Originality Report for this assignment and a 77% Originality Report for the Ethan Frome Tragic Love Story assignment. Disciplinary action must now be taken...
Dear Parents: I have asked for your support regarding this serious situation in several posts on this blog as well as requiring your signature on class and school contracts.
Since these assignments are now considerably past-due, you will not be permitted to upload them to turnitin.com.
Dear Parents: I have asked for your support regarding this serious situation in several posts on this blog as well as requiring your signature on class and school contracts.
Since these assignments are now considerably past-due, you will not be permitted to upload them to turnitin.com.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Please be advised that I do not accept assignments sent to me via email that were required to be uploaded to turnitin. I WILL recognize the date that your assignment was sent, but you must see me ASAP to take the required action (using the computer in Room 404) at the end of the school-day to remedy this situation. This only applies to those students who have emailed me the required assignment in a timely manner. Do not frown or grimace, by now you should be well aware of what is required-NO EXCUSES!
Schedule for Week of January 6
SAT VOCABULARY QUIZ LIST 12 ON Thursday, 9 January.
Please bring your copy of The Great Gatsby and Ethan Frome to class on Monday, 6 January so that they can be returned to the Book Room.
You will not need to bring your AP textbook to class this week.
NOTE: We will read this play as a class in preparation for the NYS Comprehensive English Examination. You will surely remember this play for decades to come...
SAT VOCABULARY QUIZ LIST 12 ON Thursday, 9 January.
Please bring your copy of The Great Gatsby and Ethan Frome to class on Monday, 6 January so that they can be returned to the Book Room.
You will not need to bring your AP textbook to class this week.
NOTE: We will read this play as a class in preparation for the NYS Comprehensive English Examination. You will surely remember this play for decades to come...
You know where I keep the boxes of Kleenex...
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Comprehensive English Regents Examinations
Examine the student essays and scores granted by the NYS DOE. Pay particular attention to the rationale provided for the specific score the paragraphs and the critical lens essays received.
Some of you might be rather surprised by the scoring of some of the written sample responses.
Examine the student essays and scores granted by the NYS DOE. Pay particular attention to the rationale provided for the specific score the paragraphs and the critical lens essays received.
Some of you might be rather surprised by the scoring of some of the written sample responses.
NYS English Regents Preparation (The Critical Lens)
An "assortment" of study guides and other
related resources for novels and plays. Use your graphic organizers to prepare
for the Critical Lens Essay. Click on this link and
have fun re-visiting the texts that YOU HAVE READ.
You may also be interested in the following:
The Crucible
You may also be interested in the following:
The Crucible
The Great Gatsby
To Kill a Mockingbird
Night
The Catcher in the Rye
Of Mice and Men
Romeo and Juliet
Lord of the Flies
A Streetcar Named Desire
Novel
Guides
A SUGGESTION: Prepare a chart for 4-6 literary texts highlighting literary elements for each.
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