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AP Daily Objective & Agenda

February 20, 2020

2/20/2020

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Objective:  I can analyze the impact of an artist's choices regarding how they develop and relate to elements of our readings (RL11-12.3).
Agenda:
  • Entry Task:   Get out annotated Multiple Choice and answer the next question.  Be prepared to be called on and give your reasoning for your answer.
  • Choose a partner  or group of 3 (NOT YOUR BOOK CLUB); try to have both The Awakening and The Handmaid’s Tale represented in your group.   Review expectations for Group Work and self-assess for the top two rows.  
  • Review the directions for OPTICAL assignment on the paper copy provided for Andrea Kowch's The Cape as seen below and in the color copy provided to each group.  
    • Listen for when your teacher tells you to move onto the next section; do not move on until you are given instructions for what to do next.  
      • Go over directions for 1-4 (approx. 15 min.)
        • Ask teacher for assistance while you work
      • Go over directions for 5 (15 min.)
        • You will need to reference the archetypes   
      • Go over directions for 6 (10-15 min.)
        • You will need to use your feminist lens questions
          • Be sure to Claim, Cite, and Clarify!
      • Go over directions for 7
        • Review directions for Getting to Theme
    • This assignment is worth 25 assessment points--consider it like a test--it is worth the same amount as an essay and an excellent opportunity to delve deeper into The Awakening or The Handmaid's Tale and A Doll's House.  
    • You only need to turn in 1 paper copy/group--make sure all of your names are on it, and that you all agree this is your BEST work.  You will all receive the same score.
      • Be sure to include your Group Work Self-Assessment
  • Exit Task: ​For full credit, there should be thorough and thoughtful analysis.  You need to show thought and processing in your answers. ​
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