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
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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 -
George Orwell’s 1984
This unit we will be analyzing the novel 1984 by George Orwell. Published in 1948, it is a work of dystopian science fiction, set in England (called... Read More -
Our Changing English Language
For our final project this nine weeks, we are going to examine the changes that have been the greatest influences on our 'modern English'. For... Read More -
Senior Project: The Inquiry Process and Writing Research Papers
As you begin to work on your senior project research paper, please review the powerpoint below from class to refresh your memory on any of... Read More -
Senior Skills: Using Language for Social Commentary
As we've read the Middle English version of The Canterbury Tales this week, we've discussed how Chaucer used the tales to critique society. The stories of... Read More -
Senior Skills: Informed Discussions and Socratic Seminars
As you've practiced being active listeners and effective communicators in your small groups the past week, you've received feedback on how to improve the discussions... Read More -
Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
In Chaucer's time the church was the established cultural center of British life, and the power and importance of the church outranked even the monarchy.... Read More
