Rhetoric II
This week in Rhetoric II, we will work on:
- Thesis outlines
- Review of the 5 canons of rhetoric, particularly in light
of thesis outlines
- An overview of informal fallacies common in writing and
speaking
Antiquities
In Antiquities, students will conduct their presentations of
their biography projects.
We will also begin our overview of the Hebrew civilization
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Tuesday
– Antigone, pgs. 23-35
·
Thursday
– Antigone, pgs. 35-52
& Herodotus, pgs. 68-79
U.S. History
The U.S History class will continue discussing the events
leading to revolution:
- Timeline of events in the War for American Independence
- Declaration of Independence
- Students will also conduct their biography presentations
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Tuesday
– Give Me Liberty, pgs.
249-264
·
Thursday
– Give Me Liberty, pgs.
265-285
Christendom
In Christendom, student will conduct their biography
presentations. Then, as time permits, we
will pick up with our discussion of:
- The downfall of the Carolingian Empire/the Kingdom of the
Franks
- The development of feudalism
- The Arrival of the Norsemen
Students will continue their assigned readings by the
schedule below.
·
Tuesday
– History of the Kings of Britain, part 2
·
Thursday
– History of the Kings of Britain, part 3
·
Medieval Biography 1 due on October 31st!
Latin II
We will prepare for the next test (ch. 4-6). The test is scheduled for Wednesday. Once complete, we will move on to chapter 7.
