Online Workshop #5: April 30, 2020

Focus: How we use shifts to establish a line of reasoning?

Please use last week's Zoom link for today's 1:30 workshop!

1. Warming up by using visual cues to deal with multiple characters in a prose passage

2. Looking for shifts in the passage from Middlemarch

3. Celebrating your lines of reasoning!

• Click HERE if you'd like access to all workshop materials.

4. Offering you the short version of the AP Exam Day Resources

• For all the details on AP Exam Day, please join me for an optional class this Tuesday, May 5th at 1:30!

• You'll receive a Google Hangout invite from me (not Zoom).

• I will record and post the session for anyone who cannot attend.

• If you are receiving this presentation from another A.P. teacher, you probably don't need to hear it more than once.

Weekly Endeavors:

Required: 

1. EARLIER THIS WEEK: 

• Follow the steps posted in yesterday's blog and complete your timed writing (in your school e-mail).

• Leave comments on each other's recent blogs.

2. TODAY: 

• Attend our live timed writing workshop at 1:30!

4. BY TOMORROW: 

• Watch the A.P. Lit review session that will help you the most; add your name and takeaways to this document (and here's the screencast explaining this assignment, also posted above).

5. By FRIDAY, MAY 8:

• Complete the AP Test Demo.

• Print the AP checklist and start completing it (due Friday, May 8).

• Set up the document you will be typing on for AP Lit; type your AP ID and initials at the top.

• Print any notes (or download as PDFs) that you will want to have in front of you for the A.P. Lit test; do NOT open any shared documents during the exam.

A.P. Literature Exam: Wednesday, May 13th at 11:30 am.

Your e-ticket should be available Monday, May 11th; check your e-mail.