S UTTON . . . M ARK K EPPEL H IGH . . . 2019-2020
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We are Seniors! 

We are seniors in Ms. Sutton's ERWC class. We are committed to preparing ourselves to launch into the next phase of our lives. The "What's Next?" question is the subject of our first Expository Reading and Writing module, and we are pairing it with Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning to add the WHY to the WHAT of our life after high school plans. We learned from Simon Sinek that starting with the WHY (the inside out of his golden circle concept) is critical to our preparation. While the "What's Next?" module provides us with the WHAT, Frankl provides us with the WHY! 

We are excited to study other module topics which include Racial Profiling, Juvenile Justice (paired with Just Mercy by Bryan Stephenson), Good Food/Bad Food, The Value of Life, and Into the Wild, to name a few. 

Below you can read our learning dispositions. These are attitudes that we have committed to adopting this year in order to help us sustain an atmosphere that fosters competency, belonging, usefulness, optimism, and potency -- all concepts we learned from reading Richard Sagor's "Lessons from Skateboarders." CBUPO, as Sagor calls it, enables us to do the hard tasks of learning and growing and stretching! 
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Expository Reading and Writing Learning Dispositions

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Period 5 Learning Dispositions

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  • Home
    • Resources >
      • Rubrics for Think Tank Research
      • Resources for ALL classes
      • Ms. AP's Annotation Article
      • Writing >
        • All Things MLA
        • MLA Guidelines
      • Literature Circle Resources >
        • Literature Circle Explanation
        • Weekly Literature Circle Reflection
      • No Red Ink! (Grammar Exercises that are FUN!
    • Students in Action >
      • Our Year in Review--Seniors 2015
      • KINDNESS -- Senior Service Project 2015!
      • Classroom Norms
      • JOY BUILDING in Action!
      • Vertical Teams in Action
      • Literature Circles in Action! >
        • Book Trailer Projects, 2014
      • Thinking Maps in Action!
      • Vocabulary Building in Action
      • NEW Think Tank in Action 2014-2015
      • Think Tanks in Action 2013-2014
      • Think Tanks in Action 2012-2013
      • Conflict Resolution >
        • Think Tank Groups
      • Spoken Word in Action! 2012-1013
      • Our YEAR in Action! 2012-2013
      • Student Writers in Action
      • Sample Video Productions >
        • Mythology Video 9th grade
        • Synergy Video 9th grade
        • Be Proactive Video
        • Symphony
    • Target Common Core Standards >
      • Common Core Assessments 1 and 2
  • 12th Grade English
  • Conflict Resolution