JOURNAL TOPIC: [today's tunes: "Words" by the Bee Gees]
People believe that words have so much power that
we've declared some words "bad." George Carlin, on the other hand,
said, "There are no bad words-- there are bad people, bad intentions,
and words." What do you think?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Grammar/using quotation marks
3. Canterbury Tales
POST
After you read the Prologue & peruse the characters, create a brief post in which you: (a) share your first impressions of Chaucer and Canterbury Tales, and b) indicate which characters you'd like to read about most. (title: FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF CHAUCER AND CANTERBURY TALES)
HW:
Literature analysis #2 due Friday, October 14
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