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Tuesday, Nov 30

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Tuesday, November 30, 2010,
Opening or Closing Arguments for both Affirmative/Negative sides.
 Bring your research notes to class tomorrow!
 
Today's PowerPoint for those who missed out.
The DEBATE ASSIGNMENT SHEET.  Read carefully if you were absent.
 
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Monday, Nov 29

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Monday, November 29, 2010,
Homework:
1. Literary Terms Take Home Quiz (on F451)
2. Read and annotate peer's paper.  Complete the peer editing sheet
3. Get your permission slip signed for Friday.
4. Start studying your vocabulary words (Northanger Abbey List 1).

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REMINDER

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Friday, November 26, 2010,
Your literary terms take home quiz is due on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH.  As you finish reading Fahrenheit 451, remember to look for examples of your literary terms.

I HOPE EVERYONE HAD A HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

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Tuesday, Nov 23

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Tuesday, November 23, 2010,
Vacation Homework:
Finish reading Fahrenheit 451.
Write a rough draft of your censorship research paper.  Assignment sheet is attached here.  
Sample Student Censorship Paper

Today's PowerPoint with research information.

Banned book essay is due at 11:59PM Wednesday.



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Monday, Nov 22

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Monday, November 22, 2010,
Please bring your research notes to class tomorrow.  Everyone should have 2-3 pages of single spaced typed notes.  I'm sorry that I was out today so close to vacation, but hopefully you were able to get some feedback on your papers and discuss your independent reading books.  I'll see you all tomorrow!

You will have a short ten question vocabulary quiz at the beginning of class tomorrow. (The ten words that were not tested last week.)
 
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Censorship of the Fine Arts

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Friday, November 19, 2010,
Ms. Samuels found this link for you.  It is a timeline of NEA events of/or related to censorship.

http://www.franklinfurnace.org/research/essays/nea4/neatimeline.html


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Weekend Homework

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Friday, November 19, 2010,
1.  Write a rough draft of your banned/challenged book paper.  Make sure to bring in a hard copy on Monday.
2.  Continue researching.  A rough draft copy of your notes will be due on Tuesday, November 23rd.  You will need 2-3 single-spaced pages of notes.  Bring them to class on Tuesday.

Remote Access to Library Research Databases:

Pearl K. Wise Library @ CRLS
Open a web browser to the library homepage at http://www.cpsd.us/crls/library
Click Research Databases on the left sidebar.
Select the reso...
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Research Guiding Questions

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Thursday, November 18, 2010,

RESEARCH:  Your research needs to focus on all aspects of your subtopic of censorship.  You will need to research both the benefits and pitfalls of censorship.  Use the following questions to guide your studies:

*    What is the rationale?

*    Who is enacting the form of censorship?

*   ...


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Banned/Challenged Book Essay

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Thursday, November 18, 2010,
Some of you have expressed interest in looking at an outline for the paper that you are writing this weekend.  I have attached an outline here for you to use if you so desire.
I hope this helps!
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Note-taking template

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Thursday, November 18, 2010,

Note-taking template


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Debate Introduction

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Thursday, November 18, 2010,
 

Debate Resolution:

The enactment of censorship over the last eighty years is justified.

Topics: These are topics that will need to be understood generally and specifically.  The setting for this research is the United States 1930 – 2010. 


Religious censorship:  separation of church and state (ex. “In God We Trust” on money) and censorship of religion in school curriculum:  evolution vs. creationism; school prayer.

For example, an affirmative stance would be: religion has N...


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Notetaking and Source List Information

Posted by Kira LeeKeenan on Thursday, November 18, 2010,

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