JOURNAL TOPIC:
Imagine that you are sitting at home one evening when
you see a big spider walk across the floor in front of you. Do you
ignore it, take it outside, smash it, or do something else? What
information do you consider before you decide? Explain.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
*Since I'm out, and our Wednesdays are promised to life beyond high
school, please use the period to define and post about the following
terms. Learning vocabulary the old-fashioned way involved copying the
dictionary definition, using the words in sentences, and memorizing
them. If that helps you, go for it! Since you're doing this on your
blog, you have more options, so please also consider using images,
memes, videos, animations, music, etc. etc. Have fun! (title for your
post: VOCABULARY WE NEED)
meme
virus
viral
blog
wiki
URL
website
www
Internet
2.0
open source
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Wednesday, October 10, 2018
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