Parts of Speech: Adverbs
Now that we've reviewed pronouns and how to identify and use them correctly, we'll move on to the second part of speech that your assessment... Read More
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The How and Why of Language – Poetry and Art: Cezzane and Duchamp, Ginsberg and Kennedy
Now that we've practiced analyzing poetry as a class with Van Gogh and Anne Sexton's "Starry Night", you'll practice working in small groups with your... Read More -
The How and Why of Language – Poetry and Art: Starry Night
In class today we began discussing the ways that you can view language and poetry in much the same way you view art - paintings,... Read More -
Parts of Speech – Pronouns
After our parts of speech pre-assessment yesterday, it seems we need to cover some of the different elements of pronouns together. There are proper nouns,... Read More -
Welcome Back Sophmores!
Over the course of this semester we will explore a variety of world literature through fiction, poetry, speeches, legal documents and other primary source manuscripts... Read More -
Senior Project Presentations – Being Prepared, Overcoming Anxiety
Your senior project presentations are only two weeks away, and many of you have shared that you feel nervous, anxious and unsure about your performance... Read More -
1984: Part Three
As we begin Part Three of 1984 of 1984, you will be preparing for another round of group discussions over key points in the first... Read More -
1984 Part Two
In Part Two of the novel, we've analyzed the growing relationship of Winston and Julia, we've seen more of the power and reach of Big... Read More -
1984 – Exemplification Essay
For this unit you will be writing a series of essays which relate directly to , or to the themes of, George Orwell's novel 1984. In each... Read More -
1984 – Part One
In Part One of Orwell's 1984, we are introduced to the protagonist Winston Smith, the setting of Airstrip One, and the oppressive power of Big Brother... Read More
