AP Lit: Bradstreet and The Hours

We'll open with setting up our Google Drive IN folders.  This is something we should have done months ago.  Turn in your Frankliners.

From there, we look at Anne Bradstreet's "To My Dear and Loving Husband."  We will SCOUT this poem, a technique we have not used for a while.

We'll use that work with Bradstreet as an in-roads to the three protagonists of The Hours and the key paragraph for each.

Show Your Thinking

Blog. Due Friday 11.20.15

Critical Creativity Challenge:  Score the Lit.   Choose any of our most recent readings and create an original score using either live instrumentation, Garage Band, Wolfram Tones, Beat Lab, or another online/digital music generator/creator.

Read.  The Hours.  Gold Day: Up to Page 121 for Friday .

Identify a Key Paragraph for Each Protagonist.  

Ask yourself, "If Cunningham had only one paragraph per section, which would it be?"

Submission Draft.  Frankliners.

Due.  Wednesday/Thursday.  November 18 & 19.

  

Humanities: Joni James Photography Workshop Day Two: Critique

Today in class, Joni James will return to work with us on our Capture Our Culture photo essay design challenge.  We're in the middle of Experiment phase here.   (Note:  We didn't complete Empathy phase as intended this week.  That's on me.  I have a plan though.  It could bring us some interesting feedback and understanding.)

We'll focus on critiquing photos today to improve upon the composition skills Joni provided us last week.  Here are the notes she gave us.

Decisive Moment

Leading Lines

Find a frame

Rule Of thirds

Color or B+w?

What do you see?

SHOW YOUR WORK.

Blog.

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Critical Creativity Challenge:  Photo Essay in Progress.

Due. 11.20.15

Design.  Capture Your Culture Photo Essay.

Rubric here.

Due.  Monday. 11.23.15

Study.  Roots Quiz 105.

Due. Tuesday.  11.24.15

Return: Of Mice & Men to Library.