
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Upcoming Reading Assignment: (Two versions-one might be more readable than the other.)
High School Confidential
High School Confidential
Assignment: TBA
High School Confidential
High School Confidential
Assignment: TBA
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
"Soon, Diedrich is going to ask us to place our loose-leaf binders in a container so he can give us a grade. He has observed several students on a daily basis-actually the SAME students- who have NOT entered his classroom with the required notebook-a BINDER! Diedrich wonders what these students have been doing with the "conveniently" hole-punched handouts...Furthermore, he will NOT permit anyone to go to his/her locker to retrieve it NOR will he accept the required class binder after the class or on the next day the class meets. I am sure glad that I have been bringing MY loose-leaf binder to class everyday-I certainly would not want to receive a "0"...for not following the requirements in AP English Language and Composition."
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Schedule for Week of 25 February:
A-B-& G Bands: Root Word Quiz #2 ("ced to dent") on Friday, 1 March.
Monday, 25 February: G-Band-No textbook required today. You will continue with the analysis of Swift's A Modest Proposal and then you will complete an assessment on this satire. Please bring all the informational handouts you will given, especially the text of this satire-you will need it for the assessment-do not ask for another.
I am not requiring you to bring your textbook to class this week BUT I am recommending that you take your text home this week since specific assignments will be given related to "Exploring the Text" and "Questions on Rhetoric and Style".
Please Note: The specific readings will be announced in class -and most likely,-the specific assignment will be due on the following day!
Tuesday, 26 February to Friday, 1 March: FOCUS: AP Exam Question #2

"Why would Diedrich post this image?"
FYI: Qualifiers
Rhetorical Analysis of The Declaration of Independence
http://mail.baylorschool.org/~jstover/technology/techfair04/DecofIndrhetanalysis.htmdependence
A-B-& G Bands: Root Word Quiz #2 ("ced to dent") on Friday, 1 March.
Monday, 25 February: G-Band-No textbook required today. You will continue with the analysis of Swift's A Modest Proposal and then you will complete an assessment on this satire. Please bring all the informational handouts you will given, especially the text of this satire-you will need it for the assessment-do not ask for another.
I am not requiring you to bring your textbook to class this week BUT I am recommending that you take your text home this week since specific assignments will be given related to "Exploring the Text" and "Questions on Rhetoric and Style".
Please Note: The specific readings will be announced in class -and most likely,-the specific assignment will be due on the following day!
Tuesday, 26 February to Friday, 1 March: FOCUS: AP Exam Question #2

"Why would Diedrich post this image?"
FYI: Qualifiers
Rhetorical Analysis of The Declaration of Independence
http://mail.baylorschool.org/~jstover/technology/techfair04/DecofIndrhetanalysis.htmdependence
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
College Week Live: Destination College (click-on link)
Feb. 26, 2013
5–8 p.m. EST
Join us for the first of five online events to help you and your family prepare for the college admissions process. These presentations will be given in both English and Spanish and will serve as a great opportunity for middle and high school students and their parents to successfully plan and pay for college.
Sign Up Now
Presentations: See Spanish Agenda
5–6 p.m. Financial Aid Basics: What Students Need to Know
Learn the basics for financing higher education. You'll learn how to make college affordable and to stay ahead of important college deadline dates. You will gain step-by-step guidance to help you navigate college admissions for the coming year.
6–7 p.m. Get College Ready Now
Early planning is necessary for long-term college success. This session will help you and your parents prepare for college, with action plans for middle school through senior year in high school. The presentation includes handy online tools to help you prepare for college admissions.
7–8 p.m. Admissions 101
Get expert advice on applying for and enrolling in four-year universities. Knowing about admissions practices will make the process go much smoother as you prepare for your college future.
Feb. 26, 2013
5–8 p.m. EST
Join us for the first of five online events to help you and your family prepare for the college admissions process. These presentations will be given in both English and Spanish and will serve as a great opportunity for middle and high school students and their parents to successfully plan and pay for college.
Sign Up Now
Presentations: See Spanish Agenda
5–6 p.m. Financial Aid Basics: What Students Need to Know
Learn the basics for financing higher education. You'll learn how to make college affordable and to stay ahead of important college deadline dates. You will gain step-by-step guidance to help you navigate college admissions for the coming year.
6–7 p.m. Get College Ready Now
Early planning is necessary for long-term college success. This session will help you and your parents prepare for college, with action plans for middle school through senior year in high school. The presentation includes handy online tools to help you prepare for college admissions.
7–8 p.m. Admissions 101
Get expert advice on applying for and enrolling in four-year universities. Knowing about admissions practices will make the process go much smoother as you prepare for your college future.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Please be patient: The process of evaluating your research paper is taking me longer than I had anticipated for several reasons. I am attempting to add comments other than those that are indicated on your paper. In addition, I am checking the "originality" report by turnitin-as long as you have documented your sources- there is NOT going to be a "problem". Also, the "paper" rubric you were given and/or shown prior to this assignment is more "generous" than the "Common Core" rubric that is on this program. Therefore, you will most likely receive two grades INTI ALLY-which ever grade is higher will be the grade that I will enter on Jupiter grades. For me, reading your assignment on my computer screen is taking me much longer than reading the hard-copy of this assignment. Since you exerted a considerable amount of effort completing this asignment, I will do the same in assessing your finished product.
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