JOURNAL TOPIC [today's tune: Battle of Who Could Care Less" by Ben Folds Five]
Many of us use the word boring
to describe anything we don't like or understand. How can a book be
boring to one person and interesting to another? Describe something you
really like and imagine how someone else might think it's boring. Use a
specific example.
-OR-
Choose your own.
AGENDA
1. Journal
2. Answer questions & catch up on any missing work (NOTE: If
you have not created or shared your blog, as of today you are late and
in danger of falling behind. Let's get this done! I'm here if you need
help.)
3. Discuss Whyte's "The Right to Your Opinion" and answer the following
question in a paragraph (minimum) post on your blog: Are you entitled to
your opinion?
4. Work on "Richard Cory"
5. HACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
COMMENT:
To at least one post on the course blog besides, "Will This Blog See Tomorrow?"
POST:
Your paragraph about "The Right to Your Opinion" (title: MY OPINION IS THAT I AM NOT ENTITLED)
for the win(ter break)
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