SYLLABI

• English III Syllabus

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GOOGLE CLASROOM CODES​​

• AP: kbi2gwo

• 2nd: fqpl5bt

• 3rd: 526eal7

• 5th: acf5nxp

• 6th: tuaue2r

 

DRAFT PARAGRAPH SHEETS

• Simple Version (block quote, no citations, Big Q + Thesis)

• Block Quotes (with citation, Big Q & Thesis)

• Block Quotes (with citation, NO Big Q or Thesis)

• Woven Analysis (evidence + analysis, citations, no Big Q/Thesis)

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WRITING - DRAFT PACKETS & GUIDES

• English 11 Rubric

• Simplified Whole Process

• SIMPLE Spiral Essay Draft Packet

• SIMPLE Stool Essay Draft Packet

• COMPLEX Draft Sheet for Spiral Essays

• COMPLEX Draft Sheet for Stool Essays

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WRITING - TARGETED HELP

• How to Write Intros

• How to Write Conclusions

• How to Quote Sources 

• How to Format Your Essay

• Advice On How To Tell A Story

• What Is Plagiarism?

• Citation Machine: Format your MLA Citation

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RESEARCH and ANALYSIS​​

• A Quick Intro To Logical Fallacies

• How to Do Solo Research

• What IS Analysis, Anyway?

• How to Analyze Graphs

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PLACES TO GET LEGIT RESEARCH

• The New York Times: Liberal-biased journalism.

• The Washington Post: Liberal-biased journalism.

• The BBC (British Broadcasting Company): For a more global take.

• NPR (National Public Radio): Radio and print articles; liberal bias.

• The Atlantic: British journalism

• The Economist: Right-leaning, conservative, economics-focused articles.

• The Wall Street Journal: Right-leaning, conservative, economics-focused articles.

• The Daily Beast: British left-leaning journalism.

• The Huffington Post: Left-biased journalism.

• The Marshall Project: Independent, reform-biased reporting on prisons and the jail system.

• Fox News: Right-biased news.

• CNN: Left-leaning news.

• MSNBC: Left-leaning news.

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PODCASTS WORTH LISTENING TO

• RadioLab

• Still Processing

• This American Life

• Serial

• Freakonomics

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