Studying on your own.

Good morning,  (Read all of this.)

You have created a study guide with your group, worked in another group by months, and presented your work from your month group to your home group.  You have a view-only copy of every group's study guide and every month group's presentation.

It is time to work on your own. You could review study guides and presentations if you were absent Friday, re-read something you missed or forgot and summarize it for yourself (and your group), or work on an assignment from weeks ago that you want me to re-grade. You can also still submit questions you think I should use on the final.

Requirements:

1. Go to your EJ and write an entry about what you are planning to do today.
2. Do it
3. Write in your EJ about what you did and how it went.

Presenting your study guides.

Good morning,

First go to your English Journal and answer the question below. You probably want to look at the EJ scoring guide too.

What grade do you think you have earned on your EJ and why?

Today you will meet with your writing group to give your presentations for the month you worked on for the study guide. All the presentations are shared with you in your 3rd period View Only folder in Google Docs. You will reflect on each presentation and score it right after the person presents. Before you start take a look at the form you will be using to reflect and score. Return to it after each presenter.

Here is the link I promised you to the questions you suggested for the final. There is plenty of room for more.
Suggested Final Questions

Don't forget to use your...

Making a study guide for the final, collaboratively.

Finals are Coming

Good morning,
   As you know well, your final for American Lit class will be next Friday 2/5. You have very helpfully prepared your own study guides by reviewing the blog since September. You may use the study guide from either period or both.

Period 3 Study Guide
Period 4 Study Guide
I have also made you a form you can use to suggest questions you think I should ask on the final.  You can suggest questions until tomorrow afternoon (Thursday 1/28). Then I will publish your suggestions and you can use that question bank to study from.

Suggest a question for the final.