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Say, Mean, Matter Post #2, Week of April 27, 2012

4/26/2012

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Choose a quote from your D.E.A.R. reading this week. Cite the direct quote below. Include the title of the book you're reading, the author and the page number where the selected quote is located. Briefly summarize the quote in your own words, explore the quote's meaning (your interpretation) and then state why you think the quote matters to the whole of the story (the implications). After you have posted, respond to one other person's Say, Mean, Matter entry. The person you respond to does NOT have to be in your same class period or your same grade. Your initial post is due each Friday. Your response is due by Monday. Do NOT WRITE, "I AGREE" TO SOMEONE ELSE. You may write, "Your post made me consider ____," "Your post reminded me of this other _____ I read and how _____," etc.

You must write your first name and last initial and class period each time you post. Example: Shelia S, period 1. You must also use academic language. Absolutely NO texting abbreviations.
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Say, Mean, Matter, 4/16/12

4/18/2012

286 Comments

 
Choose a quote from your D.E.A.R. reading this week. Cite the direct quote below. Include the title of the book you're reading, the author and the page number where the selected quote is located. Briefly summarize the quote in your own words, explore the quote's meaning (your interpretation) and then state why you think the quote matters to the whole of the story (the implications). After you have posted, respond to one other person's Say, Mean, Matter entry. The person you respond to does NOT have to be in your same class period or your same grade. Your initial post is due each Friday. Your response is due by Monday.
You must write your first name and last initial and class period each time you post. Example: Shelia S, period 1. You must also use academic language. Absolutely NO texting abbreviations.
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    • Resources >
      • Rubrics for Think Tank Research
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        • 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