JOURNAL TOPIC:
For the last week or so we've been reading Macbeth. Do you think Macbeth's course of action is a matter of conscious decision-making, or supernatural intervention, or a desire to please his wife (or just get her off his back)? For that matter, what in your life do you think you have the power to decide? How do you make decisions?
Think about THIS DECISION and ask yourself-- why do people do what they do?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Decisions: discussion
3. *DRILL*
POST:
Explain how you make important decisions (title: DECISIONS, DECISIONS)
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