Friday, March 10, 2017

BLUE DEBATE SCHEDULE

MONDAY: Planned Parenthood

TUESDAY: Technology

WEDNESDAY: Travel Ban

PWU 3.4

PWU 3.4
Do now: Are you nervous for the debate?  What gives you the most anxiety?

Objectives:
  • practice debate speeches for team debate in our next class.

Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. Tongue twisters
  3. Practice! Practice for your teammates/get feedback on posture, voice, pacing, gestures, pronunciation and enunciation
  4. Summarizer

HW: Practice!

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

PWU 3.3- MCAS PRACTICE

PWU 3.3- MCAS PRACTICE
Do now: What do you know about the English MCAS?


Objectives:
  • Understand the expectations of the English MCAS exam
  • Review expectations of the English MCAS long comp


Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. Overview: MCAS exam
  3. Specifics: Long Comp
    1. Sample prompts
    2. Rubrics
    3. Sample essays- score!
    4. PROMPT: Often in works of literature, a character who is considered odd or different turns out to have great importance.

      From a work of literature you have read in or out of school, select a character who is considered odd or different but turns out to have great importance. In a well-developed composition, identify the character, describe how the character is considered odd or different, and explain how the character turns out to be important to the work as a whole

  4. Practice
  5. Summarizer

HW: Write a practice long comp for NEXT week

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

PWU 3.2

PWU 3.2
Do now: Sit with your debate group.  Review progress thus far

Objectives:
  • apply rhetorical appeals and public speaking strategies to their own persuasive writing

Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. teams draft speeches/anticipate other side’s arguments.
    1. REMEMBER TO USE THE 4 APPEALS & AVOID LOG. FALLACIES.
3. Summarizer

HW: Draft assigned part of debate

Monday, March 6, 2017

PWU 3.1

PWU 3.1

Do now: Staple your outline and be sure to complete the “Peer Evaluation Form”

Objectives:
  • prepare a persuasive debate case, using appeals and rhetorical strategies effectively

Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. Submit Both-sides outline
  3. Review Debate format and roles.  Assign roles as a group
  4. Read: Sample debate speeches
    1. Read independently
    2. Review strengths and weaknesses
    3. Clarifying questions
  5. Begin drafting!
  6. Summarizer

HW: Draft assigned part of debate

Friday, March 3, 2017

PWU 2.4

Do now: Review your outline-- what needs to get done?

Objectives:
  • analyze research findings by comparing arguments and counter-arguments on a debate topic

Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. Find holes remaining in research and assign research responsibility

  1. Note on Equity: *if you don’t contribute your assigned part to the group outline by the deadline, you will receive a reduction in your individual grade for this project based on the feedback from your peers.
    1. *You will grade one another on your contributions, and these assessments will factor into your final grades.

  1. BOTH SIDES OUTLINE DUE: due Monday 3/6 (blue); Tuesday 3/7 (green) printed - include all group members’ names and self-assess on rubric. (1 person turns this in)
  2. Peer Evaluation of all group members also due from everyone on same due date.
  3. "The Great Debaters"
  4. Summarizer

HW: Work on outlines

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

PWU 2.3

PWU 2.3
Do now: take out your annotated articles and share what you have learned with your debate team. Do you see 3 “Reasons” you could use for your Outline?


Objectives:
  • analyze research findings by comparing arguments and counter-arguments on a debate topic


Agenda:
  1. Do now
  2. TRIPLE: ORB
  3. review MLA rules.  Refer to packet as you add sources
    1. Create a google doc and copy/paste the outline format
    2. Decide on colors and responsibilities (be clear/equitable in dividing up the work!)
    3. Find holes remaining in research and assign research responsibility


  1. Note on Equity: *if you don’t contribute your assigned part to the group outline by the deadline, you will receive a reduction in your individual grade for this project based on the feedback from your peers.
    1. *You will grade one another on your contributions, and these assessments will factor into your final grades.


  1. BOTH SIDES OUTLINE DUE: due Monday 3/6 (blue); Tuesday 3/7 (green) printed - include all group members’ names and self-assess on rubric. (1 person turns this in)
  2. Peer Evaluation of all group members also due from everyone on same due date.
  3. "The Great Debaters"
  4. Summarizer

HW: Work on outlines