Here you will find a general description of what is for homework. If you need a copy of the handouts, they will be uploaded to my link on the side bar. Once in the file, select the correct folder for what we are currently studying. Most handouts are there, however some may need to be picked up in class as I do not have a digital version.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Feudal Contract Rubric

Grammar/Expression

EE-FM
1. Few errors; these do not distract the reader
2. Sentence structure and vocab enhance the content

M
1. May include errors; these do not distract the reader
2. Sentence structure and vocab enhance the content

MM
1. Includes errors that may distract the reader but do not interfere with meaning.
2. Simple sentences and vocab

NY
1. Several errors that make the writing difficult to understand.
2. Sentences may be incomplete or run-on.

Dec 1,2010

HUM 8

YOur character Journeys need to be shared with me on Friday.

ENG 11

Draft Character analysis due Friday Dec 3

Monday, November 29, 2010

Nov 29, 2010

Hello everyone,

There is NO HOMEWORK for Wednesday!!! =D

I just want you to check the blog every now and then. That's all!

(If you haven't seen my earlier post on Nov 24, 2010, then please have a look at it. I think it might help prepare you for Friday's summative assessment).

See you all on Wednesday,

Mr. Wong

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Nov 25,2010

HUM 8

Please see Mr. Wong's post yesterday.

Please print off one of your slides and explain why you have chosen to hand it in. How do you see it connecting to one of your EQ's.(EG. Why is this slide adn example of what makes a powerful leader or civilization etc.) Look in your notes for your other EQ and you can pick any relevant EQ of your choosing.

ENG 11
Presentataitons are due on Monday.

Nov 24, 2010

Hello everyone,

You all should have a 2-page handout on Feudalism. Your homework will be to magnet strategy all three sections. Please read the comments that I wrote on your homework and look at MY MAGNET STRATEGY of the Bayeux Tapestry as an example of how I formed my sentences.

Here are some guidelines that you should follow when doing the magnet strategy:
1) Do one little magnet note per paragraph (the start of a new paragraph is always indented). For this homework, you MUST have only 6 little magnet notes.

2) Do one big magnet note per section ("Feudalism Develops In Europe", "The Lives of Nobles", "Manorialism"). I want just one sentence on each big magnet note. For this homework, you MUST have only 3 big magnet notes.

3) Try to use different magnet words in a section. Ex. If you chose "Europe" as your magnet word for the first paragraph in the section, "Feudalism Develops In Europe", you CANNOT use it in the second paragraph of the section. Read this next part carefully! You CAN use "Europe" in the next section, "The Lives of Nobles", because it is a different section. But if you use it for one paragraph, then you cannot use it for the second paragraph in this section. ("Europe" is not a good magnet word for the second section).

4) Your "clinging" words are the words that you attach to your magnet word. You can have many clinging words but make them short.
Suppose your magnet word is society and you are now looking for clinging words...

DO NOT DO THIS: Ex. "peasants served and were controlled by nobles"
DO THIS: peasants
or DO THIS: nobles
or DO THIS: controlled

5) Use ALL magnet words in your sentence. You do not have to use all your clinging words in your sentence.

I know this is a lot to read and a bit hard to do but it is a good strategy that will help you remember important details. It will pay off in the end. Keep up the good work and see you all on Monday. Pro-D day on Friday! Awesome!!

Cheers,

Mr. Wong

Friday, November 19, 2010

Nov 19, 2010

Hello everyone,

I hope you all enjoy your weekend. It's already starting to snow outside! Make sure you stay warm and watch out for cars. Be safe and have fun. =D

Here is the homework I assigned:

1) Use the magnet strategy for the "Preparing for War" section on p. 39-40. I will collect this as a formative assessment. You may write it all on paper OR you may write them on sticky tabs and stick them onto the paper.
2) Read" The Tactics and Technology of a Battle" and "Medieval Propaganda" sections (p. 40-41). You do not have to use the magnet strategy for these. Furthermore, you do not have to read the "Making the Tapestry" section.

By reading these sections, you will see how William defeated Harold and discover why the tapestry was put together.

See you all on Monday,

Mr. Wong

NOV 19,2010

HUM 8

Please finsih your power points for Monday. I will try and gmail a rubric to you on the weekend. Check your gmail accounts Sunday. I can't promis that it will be there,but I will do my best. I will have it for Mon am.

FInish Magnet strategy for Mr. Wong. read and Magnet strategy text.

ENG 11

Work on your final group presentations due NOV 29. No more class time to work on them.

Post a comment on someone elses blog( a Praise, Polish, Ponder) someone who is doing a different scene.