JOURNAL TOPIC:
Honesty comes up more as a topic when something may make someone uncomfortable. (Think about it: if she looks fantastic in that dress, honesty is no problem. If she looks like an elephant seal, however...) Describe a time you felt challenged in being honest. Was it because you risked embarrassment or getting in trouble? Were you protecting someone else's feelings (or yours, if they got upset with you)? What was it that made you think twice about telling the truth?
AGENDA:
1. Wednesday on Tuesday: catch up on blog work, journals, college/scholarship research, job applications, and big question thinking
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- The Right to Your Opinion
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- Montaigne #4: On Habits of Mind
- The Socratic Method
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- A Modest Proposal
- Canterbury Tales
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Monday, October 29, 2018
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