PPT-Senior Phase English Thurso

High School Thurso high school English department S Guthrie Teacher of Advanced Higher 55EN1 CFE Higher English and 4EN1 N5 English S RichardsonTeacher of 6EN Higher English and 4EN2 N5 English . What do you think “Authentic Intellectual Work” is and how could this make school work more interesting?. What's . the difference between a teacher and a train?. MAD – Mutual Assured Destruction. A concept in nuclear planning. Do you think I am easier to be played than a pipe? - Hamlet, Shakespeare. . How did Dracula come to America?. De-bag – to pants someone. .. Goals – Get at the heart of Hamlet’s mental illness. YOLO - Discuss the unexamined life. Search for ways to “put words in the mouths” of the characters. . Write about the best and the worst of your break.. How can you jump off a fifty-foot ladder and not get hurt?. Saponify. – to convert into soap.. Goals – Tell Freeze and Squeeze and discuss why it might be relevant.. Write about the best and the worst of your break.. How can you jump off a fifty-foot ladder and not get hurt?. Saponify. – to convert into soap.. Goals – Tell Dashing Denny and discuss why it might be relevant.. Jennifer Alford, Faculty of Education, QUT. Discourse and Cultural Practices Conference . Uni of Sydney . July, . 2009. j. h.alford@qut.edu.au. Introduction. Four policy documents between 2002 and 2009= four ‘sets of possibilities’ for the teaching of ESL in senior.. How important were/are your parents in developing who you are?. What has teeth but cannot eat?. Gooseberry – The person that doesn’t have a date at a gathering. .. Goals – Pass out Frankenstein. Discuss literary criticism.. Why can’t the bank keep a secret?. Gardyloo. . – Archaic warning cry made when waste water was tossed out the window. .. Goals – Discuss Chapter 20 and 21 questions about the text and find evidence form the text to defend your opinions. . Does . England have a fourth of July?. Epizootic – describing a disease that is widespread in animals, as opposed to epidemics, which are human. .. Goals – . Get an understanding of some issues within 1984 that may inform how you participate as a cit. What . do you get when you cross a skin doctor and an elephant?. Katzenjammer. – literally, a cat’s howling. Also a synonym for a hangover. .. Goals – . W. atch scene 2 of act two. Respond to questions on handout. Discuss the significance of the scene. . What do you call bears with no ears?. Katzenjammer. – literally, a cat’s howling. Also a synonym for a hangover. .. Goals – Complete body paragraphs today.. Homework – . Don’t forget to study for vocab. 23. . What . is a zebra?. Winklepickers. – pointed shoes. .. Goals – . Discuss Thematic questions for Frankenstein. . Homework – . If you have not been annotating prepare for tomorrow’s discussion by having a quote and question to discuss.. What . is a zebra?. Winklepickers. – pointed shoes. .. Goals – . 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