Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Review Day

Agenda:

  • Review apostrophes and hyphens in diagnostic test
  • Read to p. 198
    • Answer Questions
    • Continue GN notes making sure to use vocabulary from the packet
Homework:
  • Finish reading American Born Chinese for Monday
  • Add to Venn Diagram in a different color ink

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Grammar: Apostrophes

Agenda:

  • Diagnostic Test
    • Vocab site while others finish
  • Read pp. 610-612 in blue book
  • Exercises 1 & 2
Homework:
  • Complete exercises 1 & 2

Monday, November 7, 2016

Goals Revisited

Agenda:

  • Collect MLA handout
  • Discussion of homework completion
  • Goals worksheet

Homework:
  • Make sure you are caught up
  • Last day to retake test 11/10

Friday, November 4, 2016

MLA Review

Agenda:

  • Review practice packet
  • MLA summative works cited page
Homework:
  • Finish MLA WS for Monday

Grade Reports

Agenda:

  • Create new proficiency chart
  • Review grades
Homework:
  • Make sure that you are caught up

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Caricature v. Stereotype

Agenda:

  • Setting up folders
  • Caricature v. stereotype project
Homework:
  • Project packet w/ draft and final summative paragraph due Friday
  • HOM test retake due 11/10 (You have to attend a review session before you may retake it)
  • Read to p. 163 for Thursday and add to Venn Diagram

Caricature v. Stereotype Directions

Name:
Ms. Hoffmann
English 10
Date:

Caricature and Stereotype

Review: Use your notes from class to help you answer the following questions.  You also may use a basic Google search for clarification.

  1. What is a stereotype?
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  1. What is caricature?
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  1. What is the difference between the two?
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Analyze: Look back at the Chin-Kee section that you read.
  1. How is Chin-Kee based on stereotypes?  Which stereotypes?
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  1. Could Chin-Kee be considered a caricature?  In what ways?
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  1. In a well-developed paragraph (6-8 sentences), explain how Yang’s use of stereotype and/or caricature contributes to his message.  (You will need to identify the theme or message first. Then you will need to think about how stereotype and/or caricature help to get it across.  If one or both were not used, would anything be lacking?)
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Create: Now it is your turn.  You will be creating a caricature or a brief cartoon using stereotypes to help get across a serious message.

  1. Do you want to use caricature or stereotype?  ___________________________________

  1. Choose your focus:
    1. If you are looking at discussing stereotypes, you may want to pick one of the following topics:
      1. bullying
      2. discrimination
      3. the debate over violence in video games
      4. beauty standards and the media
      5. the debate over what technology is doing to youth
    2. If you are focusing on caricature, you will want to consider someone to create a caricature of.  (You may not copy another artist’s caricature from the web.)
      1. a political candidate
      2. a movie star
      3. a singer

  1. What do you want to say about your focus?  What is your audience’s takeaway message?
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Flip over------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
  1. Think about how you can use caricature or stereotype.  If you are using caricature, what will you exaggerate?  Why?  If you are using stereotypes, which will you depict?  Why?
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  1. Complete a draft on a separate blank sheet of paper.  This draft should make use of color and be as refined as possible to get appropriate feedback for the final version.