2-27-2008 (A Day) Happenings

I welcomed students and took attendance. I checked for supplies and collected the Dead Poets' Society Permission Slip. Students responded to the blog entry 3-2-1 Discussion of the Communication Theory Module. I checked the Parent Persuasive Speech Assignment & Worksheet as well as the Parent Persuasive Speech Outline. I explained the presentation piece of the Parent Persuasive Speech. I handed out the Fear Module Packet. Students completed page 1 of the packet by ranking their fears and guessing society's fears. I then revealed the results of society's fears. Students responded to the blog entry Initial Fear Blog Entry. Students then began reading and answering the 3 Fear Case Studies from the Fear Module Packet.

Assignment
Purple Writing Indicates New Assignments

• Read and answer the questions for Fear Case Study #1, Fear Case Study #2 and Fear Case Study #3. (DUE Friday)
• If you have not yet done so, give the Dead Poets' Society Permission Slip to your parent/guardian. Have them sign it and bring back to class. (DUE Friday)
  
• Log into your Netvibes account and complete the following: (DUE Friday)
  
• Create a new tab and label it Math.
• Find 3 blogs (or websites with feeds) that relate to Math.
• Complete the top portion of the Parent Persuasive Speech Assignment & Worksheet.
  
• Make a list of several things (4).
• Write Final Topic.
• List 3 reasons to support your Final Topic.
• Type a complete outline for the Parent Persuasive Speech.
• Use the Sample Parent Persuasive Speech Outline as a guide.
• Go to Edline and download the Parent Persuasive Speech Outline Template. Use this template to create your outline.
• If you'd like, vote on the polls.
• Check Mr. Buckley's LRT Blog (www.mrbuckleyslrtblog.blogspot.com) daily and complete any tasks that are added.
• Bring all supplies to class.
  

All extra credit assignments are optional.
Mr. Buckleys' LRT Blog--mrbuckleyslrtblog.blogspot.com
Mr. Buckley's LRT Wiki--mrbuckleyslrtwiki.pbwiki.com
Please remember that all handouts can be downloaded and printed out at http://edline.net/.