Hi, AP Lang!

You need:• PENCIL

Warm Up (2/25/15):Have a pencil out; get a scantron from the back table. Clear your desk.

Agenda:• Journal: • Timed Multiple Choice– How many passages are there? Divide your time by passage. – Answer on scantrons, annotate if necessary

• Tomorrow: Case Study Prep… the so what… What is being said about gender stereotypes & roles within your medium?

• HOMEWORK: – Case Study due Friday– Journal explode = 3/6

When you leave you will have:-utilized strategies for the multiple choice

section of the AP Lang exam.

Hi, 11th grade!You need:• Pencil/pen• Journal

Journal (2/25/15): A Dutch non-profit organization, Mars One, aims to send a crew to Mars in 2022 to establish the first human colony. There’s a twist: if you are selected to attend this trip, you will never return to Earth. This hasn’t stopped 78,000 people from applying to become one of the first immigrants on Mars (they are expecting 500,000 applications by the August 31st deadline). (*resilient, adaptable, curious, creative, resourceful)

Would you apply to move to Mars? Why or why not?

Agenda:• Journal: Moving to Mars• 11th grade Exam:

– Grade, review– Writing Rubric– Checklist

• Learning Log: What is one thing you now realize you need to work on after reviewing the exam?

• HOMEWORK:

– Turn in any missing work (One Pagers, journal explodes, questions, etc.)

When you leave you will have:-utilized reading and writing skills necessary to

succeed in 11th grade.

We have 68 days of school left…

• Do you read and write at an 11th grade level?

• Are you ready for 12th grade?• Can you prove that you read and write

well enough for a high school diploma?• Do you have the necessary skills to be a

successful adult?