ANTHONY'S FIRST BLOG

AGENDA
Blog corrections
Q-Q-song
reader's workshop
RJ check

HW RJ 3.1 T.O. p.85-99

Today, we were going over the question of the week: What do you think about school? Then, when we were finished with that we played the song of the week: "Think" by Aretha  Franklin and also we were writing down some things. The quote of the week: "To build community requires vigilant awareness of the work we must do to undermine all of the socialization that leads us to behave in ways that perpetuate domination" by bell hooks.

Ms. Nakada collected book projects.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ms. Nakada's Blog for Independent Study Day 1

Image
AGENDA Q. Q. Song Essay Introductions HW: RJ 10.1 Read for 20-30 minutes. Hey all. I hope you had a good weekend. I mean, things sure escalated quickly, right? I understand if you're feeling stressed, anxious, or down. That is totally normal. I'm posting blogs and I hope you'll check in. These are strange times, but maybe keeping our class routine will be good for us. So, first, go ahead and write down the agenda. Yep. Take out your binder reminder and write it for today. Then, go ahead and write the quote: "To be a woman is to be forever vigilant against violence." Rebecca Solnit San Francisco writer, historian, and activist Rebecca Solnit is the author of twenty-some books about geography, community, art, politics, hope, and feminism. Respond by writing what you think the author means. Here is our question of the week: What is the best/hardest part of this school closure? Please answer both the best and hardest parts of the question! Song of t
Read more

Ms. Nakada's Virtual Classroom: Day 11

Image
Agenda: Check-in Boundaries/Learning Spaces Q. Q. & Song Intro to Poetry HW: RJ 12.1 Read for 20-30 minutes. Hey all. Hope you're doing as well as you can during this crazy time. Please know this: whatever you can do right now, it is enough. Be kind to yourself when there is so much change and uncertainty.  Our Zoom call is today at 9:00. Hope to see you there. If you plan to go to the Zoom, we will work through and discuss everything in the blog. If you don't participate in the Zoom, make sure you do everything in the rest of the blog.    https://lausd.zoom.us/j/810070746 How are you feeling today? Take a few breaths and really think about how you are right now. Feel free to answer this and other questions in the comments below! Think about your learning space. Make sure you have your English materials out and create a space where you will do schoolwork. Maybe it's the corner of a table like I'm using, or the foot of your bed. This is c
Read more

Ms. Nakada's Post for Day 5: Virtual Classroom

Image
AGENDA check-in writing conclusions resources available HW: Reach out to two classmates you haven't heard from and find out how they are doing.  Hey everyone. Well, we made it through the first week of this home-schooling.  I hope you all are holding up okay. It really is an unprecedented time we are living through.  So, today we are finishing up our essays. Please write your conclusions. These are very similar to your introductions in that you should summarize your reasons repeat your thesis reconnect to your lead Here are all of the essays I've written for you to check out. I know, it's a lot of essays. You only need to read the one that is for YOUR PROMPT! Don't get lost in all of these essays and JUST LOOK AT CONCLUSIONS.  Thanks for reading and hanging out this week. If you haven't turned in your reading journals, take a picture and turn it in on Schoology. If you can't figure that you can send it to me on Remind. If
Read more