Lesson Materials for 10/25-10/28/10

Here is the R/W lesson on Galileo.

Here is the L/S lesson on Gallileo.

Here is a link to the podcast about Gallileo.

Here is the R/W lesson on GM Foods, which includes the instructions for a Qualification essay.

Here is the L/S lesson on GM Foods.

Here is a link to the lecture on GM Foods.

Here is link to the video segment on the advantages of GM Foods.

Link for Listening Exercise 10/19/10

Here is the link to the listening file on Birth Order. Try not to use the transcript.

Sleep well and prepare for the TOEFL Exam tomorrow.

Hemingway Midterm Project

Here is the lesson from 10/12/10. Here is a link to the first Hemingway story A Day's Wait.



Here is the lesson from 10/13/14. This lesson includes the second Hemingway story A Clean, Well-Lighted Place. This lesson also contains instructions on finding evidence in the text to support your theme/themes.



Here is the lesson from 10/14/10. Here is a link to the critical essay on Death in Hemingway's short stories. This lesson contains instructions for the outline.



Your essay must make reference to three short stories by Hemingway. We read two stories in class. Please choose one from the following three stories. Remember, you will need to print the story you select and "mark it up" by underlining, highlighting, and taking notes. This will help you write the essay.



Story 1: Indian Camp


Story 2: A Natural History of the Dead


Story 3: Nobody Ever Dies

10/6/10 and 10/7/10 Lessons

Here is the lesson from 10/6/10

Here is the lesson from 10/7/10

10/4/10 and 10/5/10 Lessons

Here is the lesson from 10/4/10.

Here is the lesson from 10/5/10

Lessons 9/29 & 9/30

Here is a link to the lesson on the Great Recession from 9/29

Here is a link to the lesson from 9/30, which includes the url's for the podcasts we listened to in class from the series "Hard Working"

Don't forget to study for the vocabulary quiz on Monday. A list of words from the lesson are included in Lesson 9/30.

9/27 and 9/28 Lessons

Hope you enjoyed reading this really interesting story about the conflict between freedom and equality in society.

Here is a link to the 9/27 lesson, which includes a copy of the story.

Here is a link to 9/28 lesson, which includes additional questions and considerations.

Here is a link to the lecture I read in class.

Here is a link to the podcast on Vonnegut that we did not get to in class. You can get extra practice by trying to listen and answer the questions.

Here is a videoclip of Harrison Bergeron that you might enjoy.