JOURNAL TOPIC:
Describe the worst villain you've ever experienced in a story. What
made this villain so... VILLAINOUS? Use an example to explain your
answer.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Brave New World: introduction and background
3. Finish Foreword & begin reading chapters 1-2 of Brave New World
4. Read "My High School Hoax"
(try the link first; the comments are priceless--if the link doesn't
work, you can read the text of "My High School Hoax" after the jump)
5. Then read "Committing to Play for a College, Then Starting 9th Grade" (if link doesn't work, see "Committing..." after the jump)
POST:
In a blog post entitled HAFTA/WANNA explain similarities/differences
you see between your life during high school and life after high school. Is
there a significant difference? Will people somehow magically transform
the day after graduation, or will they take their current habits of
mind/word/deed into their next set of daily activities? How do you
balance the things you want to do and the things you have to do, and
what are your expectations of yourself and the world around you as you
move on?
POST:
There was a time when the future seemed like it was guaranteed to be brighter and better than the present. Is it still? How do you see the future? What is your view based on-- your own experience, movies, books, headlines, what adults say...? Do you think it's set in stone or is the future something we can influence by making different choices in the present? Explain. (title: BRAVE NEW WORLD)
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