English Language Arts I of VIII-EES81_30 (Period 3) 2023 1 Assignments
- Instructor
- Wenda Magloire
- Term
- 2023-2024 School Year
- Department
- English Language Arts
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
Essential Question: How do different economic systems impact society?
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
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********* Absent students can complete the Kahoots! by following the link.
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05478522
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********* Absent students can complete the Kahoots! by following the link.
Game Pin:
05478522
Game Pin:
05478522
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********* Absent students can complete the Kahoots! by following the link.
Game Pin:
05478522
Game Pin:
05478522
Due:
********* Absent students can complete the Kahoots! by following the link.
Game Pin:
05478522
Game Pin:
05478522
Due:
Prompt:
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Due:
Prompt:
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Due:
Prompt:
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Due:
Prompt:
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
Compare and contrast the main principles of capitalism and socialism. How do these economic systems differ in their approach to ownership, distribution of resources, individual incentive, and the role of government? Include examples to illustrate how each system influences the distribution of wealth among individuals and society.
Responses must include at least 5 words from the word bank.
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Writing Expectations for 2024:
Responses must be in a full and grammatically correct sentence that includes a well-rounded explanation. Responses not meeting this expectation will automatically receive a grade of 40 or below. Incomplete responses will now receive a grade of 0.
NO EXCEPTIONS
Responses must be in a full and grammatically correct sentence that includes a well-rounded explanation. Responses not meeting this expectation will automatically receive a grade of 40 or below. Incomplete responses will now receive a grade of 0.
NO EXCEPTIONS
Due:
Writing Expectations for 2024:
Responses must be in a full and grammatically correct sentence that includes a well-rounded explanation. Responses not meeting this expectation will automatically receive a grade of 40 or below. Incomplete responses will now receive a grade of 0.
NO EXCEPTIONS
Responses must be in a full and grammatically correct sentence that includes a well-rounded explanation. Responses not meeting this expectation will automatically receive a grade of 40 or below. Incomplete responses will now receive a grade of 0.
NO EXCEPTIONS
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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Who will be AI's Winners and Losers.
Answer in a complete and grammatically correct sentence, and include an explanation in response.
Answer in a complete and grammatically correct sentence, and include an explanation in response.
Due:
Who will be AI's Winners and Losers.
Answer in a complete and grammatically correct sentence, and include an explanation in response.
Answer in a complete and grammatically correct sentence, and include an explanation in response.
Due:
Essential Question: How do different economic systems impact society?
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Due:
Essential Question: How do different economic systems impact society?
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Due:
Essential Question: How do different economic systems impact society?
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Task: Answer questions after watching the videos shown during class.
Due:
Would you rather live in a country that promises freedom to all citizens or equality to all citizens? Why?
Answer in a complete sentence, including answer and explaination in response.
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Would you rather live in a country that promises freedom to all citizens or equality to all citizens? Why?
Answer in a complete sentence, including answer and explaination in response.
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Directions: Using your annotations from your reading of “The Lottery,” (and our classroom discussions) analyze the
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
Due:
Directions: Using your annotations from your reading of “The Lottery,” (and our classroom discussions) analyze the
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
Due:
Directions: Using your annotations from your reading of “The Lottery,” (and our classroom discussions) analyze the
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
Due:
Directions: Using your annotations from your reading of “The Lottery,” (and our classroom discussions) analyze the
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
significance of the character names in relation to the story's themes, atmosphere, and societal
context. Consider how Jackson's personal experiences and the historical period might have influenced
her choice of these names.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 3
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 3
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 3
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 3
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 2
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 2
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 2
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 2
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
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True or false: All people who are given power will eventually abuse that power. Explain your answer.
Answer in a complete sentence with an explanation.
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True or false: All people who are given power will eventually abuse that power. Explain your answer.
Answer in a complete sentence with an explanation.
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True or false: All people who are given power will eventually abuse that power. Explain your answer.
Answer in a complete sentence with an explanation.
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True or false: All people who are given power will eventually abuse that power. Explain your answer.
Answer in a complete sentence with an explanation.
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Answer in at least (1) complete sentence that includes an explanation.
100
80
65
55
30- no response submitted.
100
80
65
55
30- no response submitted.
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Answer in at least (1) complete sentence that includes an explanation.
100
80
65
55
30- no response submitted.
100
80
65
55
30- no response submitted.
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We recognize that there are jobs and interests that you are not offered in your regular high school experience. As we go into the new school year and reimagine the high school experience, we would like to offer you an opportunity to learn from an expert in your area of interest during this year's winter break (December 2023). To ensure we capture the interests of students, please tell us what areas you would like to attend a Masterclass on.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
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We recognize that there are jobs and interests that you are not offered in your regular high school experience. As we go into the new school year and reimagine the high school experience, we would like to offer you an opportunity to learn from an expert in your area of interest during this year's winter break (December 2023). To ensure we capture the interests of students, please tell us what areas you would like to attend a Masterclass on.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Due:
We recognize that there are jobs and interests that you are not offered in your regular high school experience. As we go into the new school year and reimagine the high school experience, we would like to offer you an opportunity to learn from an expert in your area of interest during this year's winter break (December 2023). To ensure we capture the interests of students, please tell us what areas you would like to attend a Masterclass on.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Due:
We recognize that there are jobs and interests that you are not offered in your regular high school experience. As we go into the new school year and reimagine the high school experience, we would like to offer you an opportunity to learn from an expert in your area of interest during this year's winter break (December 2023). To ensure we capture the interests of students, please tell us what areas you would like to attend a Masterclass on.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. Your responses will dictate the classes we offer during this year's MasterClass sessions.
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Directions: Using your completed annotations for The Lottery Reading 1, answer questions in 4-5 complete sentences.
Step 1: Establish your claim (answer the question)
Step 2: Provide the reasoning that will support your claim (Text evidence).
Step 3: Explain your response. (How does your reasoning/evidence support your claim).
Step 1: Establish your claim (answer the question)
Step 2: Provide the reasoning that will support your claim (Text evidence).
Step 3: Explain your response. (How does your reasoning/evidence support your claim).
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Directions: Using your completed annotations for The Lottery Reading 1, answer questions in 4-5 complete sentences.
Step 1: Establish your claim (answer the question)
Step 2: Provide the reasoning that will support your claim (Text evidence).
Step 3: Explain your response. (How does your reasoning/evidence support your claim).
Step 1: Establish your claim (answer the question)
Step 2: Provide the reasoning that will support your claim (Text evidence).
Step 3: Explain your response. (How does your reasoning/evidence support your claim).
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Utilizing what you learned about central idea and theme, answer the following Google Form Quiz.
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Due:
After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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Use the information you have collected from the your annotations of "The Lottery Part 1" and answer in complete sentences.
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Use the information you have collected from the your annotations of "The Lottery Part 1" and answer in complete sentences.
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Use the information you have collected from the your annotations of "The Lottery Part 1" and answer in complete sentences.
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Use the information you have collected from the your annotations of "The Lottery Part 1" and answer in complete sentences.
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Annotate The Lottery Part 1
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 1
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Due:
Annotate The Lottery Part 1
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
Highlight mood/tone words.
Remember to annotate by providing: 5 notes, 3 questions, and circle/underline vocabulary words.
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Directions: Watch the first 8 minutes of the film adaption of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery.” Then, compare the exposition (beginning) of the film to the short story.
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Directions: Watch the first 8 minutes of the film adaption of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery.” Then, compare the exposition (beginning) of the film to the short story.
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Directions: Watch the first 8 minutes of the film adaption of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery.” Then, compare the exposition (beginning) of the film to the short story.
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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Directions: Answer Warm Up in a complete sentence utilizing text evidence from " The Lottery" Part 1.
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Directions: Answer Warm Up in a complete sentence utilizing text evidence from " The Lottery" Part 1.
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Directions: Answer Warm Up in a complete sentence utilizing text evidence from " The Lottery" Part 1.
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Drag the tone and mood word from the word bank to the category the words belong in. Either positive, negative or neutral.
(Definitions for all the words will appear when you hover over the word).
(Definitions for all the words will appear when you hover over the word).
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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Are there any traditions you follow, but do not understand why? (Example: Halloween, Christmas). Why do you think some people blindly follow traditions?
Directions: Answer in a complete sentence using RACE.
Responses will receive a grade of 100, 80, 65, 55 for an incomplete response and 40 for no response.
Warm Ups are to be completed at the beginning of the class.
Responses will receive a grade of 100, 80, 65, 55 for an incomplete response and 40 for no response.
Warm Ups are to be completed at the beginning of the class.
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After reading, choose one of the reading categories from the choice board on page one. Then complete the response box on the page two.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
Complete all parts of the response chart and use the checklist to ensure you've included all necessary components.
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If you find yourself unhappy with society or the way you are treated within the community, what steps can you take to effect change or address the issues that concern you?
Response must be in complete sentences with an explanation.
Grading:
100
80
65
55- incomplete response
40- not completed
Grading:
100
80
65
55- incomplete response
40- not completed
Due:
If you find yourself unhappy with society or the way you are treated within the community, what steps can you take to effect change or address the issues that concern you?
Response must be in complete sentences with an explanation.
Grading:
100
80
65
55- incomplete response
40- not completed
Grading:
100
80
65
55- incomplete response
40- not completed
Due:
Directions: Answer questions in 4-5 complete sentences using RACE and two pieces of
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Can you remember a time when you felt pressured to do something against your instincts (something you want to do) due to the influence of authority figures (those in power)? How did you handle it, what did you learn from it?
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
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Can you remember a time when you felt pressured to do something against your instincts (something you want to do) due to the influence of authority figures (those in power)? How did you handle it, what did you learn from it?
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
Due:
Can you remember a time when you felt pressured to do something against your instincts (something you want to do) due to the influence of authority figures (those in power)? How did you handle it, what did you learn from it?
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
Due:
Can you remember a time when you felt pressured to do something against your instincts (something you want to do) due to the influence of authority figures (those in power)? How did you handle it, what did you learn from it?
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
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Task: Highlight the appropriate box to grade the response. Write a comment for each grade indicating any Grows (how the writing can be improved) and/or any missing checklist items.
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"What role does leadership and authority play in either preventing or encouraging cruelty within a group?"
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
Due:
"What role does leadership and authority play in either preventing or encouraging cruelty within a group?"
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
Due:
"What role does leadership and authority play in either preventing or encouraging cruelty within a group?"
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
Due:
"What role does leadership and authority play in either preventing or encouraging cruelty within a group?"
Answer in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
GRADING:
100
80
65
55- need to work on response.
40- no response
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"Why do you think people read books? Is it primarily for entertainment, to gain knowledge, or for some other reason? Share your perspective and try to convince your classmates why your reason is the most important one for reading."
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Directions: Annotate the text using the annotation rubric as a guideline.
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The following is a test on Mood and Tone and what we have learned so far about Herd Behavior. Choose the best response to answer the questions.
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Complete the warm up using at least one (1) complete sentence and proper grammar.
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Complete the warm up using at least one (1) complete sentence and proper grammar.
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Complete the warm up using at least one (1) complete sentence and proper grammar.
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"Responses must consist of at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences."
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"Responses must consist of at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences."
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"Responses must consist of at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences."
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"Responses must consist of at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences."
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Answer question after watching the videos shown during class.
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Do you think conformity is something we all experience in our daily lives, whether we realize it or not? How does this affect our personal growth, decisions and creativity?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Do you think conformity is something we all experience in our daily lives, whether we realize it or not? How does this affect our personal growth, decisions and creativity?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Do you think conformity is something we all experience in our daily lives, whether we realize it or not? How does this affect our personal growth, decisions and creativity?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Do you think conformity is something we all experience in our daily lives, whether we realize it or not? How does this affect our personal growth, decisions and creativity?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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In one or two sentences, summarize the key lesson you've learned today about the balance between individuality and conformity in everyday life, particularly when influenced by first leaders and peer pressure.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Was Kai responsible for inciting a riot? In your opinion, to what extent should a leader be held accountable for the actions of their followers?
Think about the role of a leader.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Was Kai responsible for inciting a riot? In your opinion, to what extent should a leader be held accountable for the actions of their followers?
Think about the role of a leader.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Was Kai responsible for inciting a riot? In your opinion, to what extent should a leader be held accountable for the actions of their followers?
Think about the role of a leader.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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If you do something bad while in a group, you should not receive a tough punishment. Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not?
Think about diffusion of responsibility.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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If you do something bad while in a group, you should not receive a tough punishment. Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not?
Think about diffusion of responsibility.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Refer back to the definitions you learned at the beginning of class, how is this an example of uniformity? How have these people lost their individuality?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Refer back to the definitions you learned at the beginning of class, how is this an example of uniformity? How have these people lost their individuality?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Refer back to the definitions you learned at the beginning of class, how is this an example of uniformity? How have these people lost their individuality?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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Refer back to the definitions you learned at the beginning of class, how is this an example of uniformity? How have these people lost their individuality?
The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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The response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences with an explanation.
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How can herd behavior lead to various types of conflicts, both internal and external, and how these conflicts shape the choices and actions of individuals?
Response must be in at least 1-2 full, grammatically correct sentence(s). Include an explanation. Response will loose points for lack of explanation.
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How would you have reacted in this situation? Would you have followed everyone else? Why or why not?
Answer the following question, using full and complete sentences. Include an explanation or reasoning for your answer.
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Response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences. Remember to restate the question, provide an explanation and utilize academic language/vocabulary.
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Response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences. Remember to restate the question, provide an explanation and utilize academic language/vocabulary.
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Response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences. Remember to restate the question, provide an explanation and utilize academic language/vocabulary.
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Response must be in at least 1-2 complete sentences. Remember to restate the question, provide an explanation and utilize academic language/vocabulary.
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Response must be is a full and complete sentences. Support response with an example.
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Response must be is a full and complete sentences. Support response with an example.
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Response must be is a full and complete sentences. Support response with an example.
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Click on the link below to complete the Edpuzzle assignment.
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This is an in-class assignment. Once work is completed in class, click to "turn in" the assignment.
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After watching the in-class video, answer the warm-up in at least one complete sentence.
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After watching the in-class video, answer the warm-up in at least one complete sentence.
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Directions: Due to the pollution in the air, the Earth’s ozone layer is way too thin. Days are getting hotter and hotter. In a couple of days, the Earth is going to be too hot for humans to survive. NASA has a rocket that will send people to a new planet so that they can repopulate, and the human species will not become extinct…the only problem is the rocket can only take 10 people!!!
Discuss with your group and decide which 10 people should go to the new planet.
Be prepared to justify/defend your choices.
Discuss with your group and decide which 10 people should go to the new planet.
Be prepared to justify/defend your choices.
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Can you recall a moment in a book or movie when you felt your heart race with anticipation, what do you think the author or filmmaker did to create that feeling?
Response must be in at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences.
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"Responses must consist of at least 1-2 complete and grammatically correct sentences."