TTTC Chart Block C
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WF8iSY4ZWoEbzsMIbrbuXLC4uG-qqwmHnF9Ql9NV03I/edit?usp=sharing
Author: kesler
Interview – Tim O’Brien
Google Docs Link – Block B
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYX0eGWFJBJGu5HGVGDpcXR4-HLvUkj1PsAlsny7ruE/edit?usp=sharing
Electronic Copies of Class Booklets
1) PowerPoint: PowerPoint Booklet ‘Every Man’
2) Supplementary Reading: Supplementary Material Reading Booklet ‘Every Man’
3) Sample Paragraphs: Sample Body Paragraphs on different Conflict Prompts
Holiday Homework
Holiday Homework
- Revise Conflict Material Thoroughly
- At least 1 Conflict Essay from the following prompts (send to me when it is done, so I can give you feedback prior to prac exam…):
*It is hard to know what is right in times of conflict
*Conflict allows us to reflect on our moral choices.
*Conflict can have tragic consequences for ordinary people
- Language Analysis practice for exam (All Abroad)
- Read Stasiland in preparation for Week 2
‘Every Man’ Essay One
BP 2 Due Monday
‘Every Man’ intro work
You have three key tasks to complete over the next week:
1) Complete your allocated chapter work and paragraphs (emailed by Monday evening):MAKING CONNECTIONS ABOUT CONFLICT
2) Work through the Prezi, including watching the youtube links. You should take good notes addressing each of the central concerns.
https://learn.stleonards.vic.edu.au/vceeng/creating-and-presenting/encountering-conflict/every-man-in-this-village-is-a-liar/
3) Read/highlight/notes the Every Man overview booklet, particularly pg. 1-11 (by Tuesday)
The documentary below on Edward Said is also very useful viewing for getting your head around his theories:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVC8EYd_Z_g
You saw an excerpt in class.
To extend further, this article outlines his ideas in greater depth: http://www.theguardian.com/books/2003/aug/02/alqaida.highereducation
PPT from today: everymanintro
Edward Snowden
The links below provide you with material to explore Ed Snowden – lots of great material. He is very useful when considering ideas like individuals challenging authority, strength of character and reassessing values through conflict.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Snowden
Conflict Essay #1
Your first essay is written without an intro and conclusion – just the body paragraphs. The document below outlines what key idea you could cover in each paragraph and material you could use to support it.
By Friday, you need to have written (at minimum) BP1 – by Monday the complete set of body paragraphs.
Whilst it is not a text response essays, including quotes from LOG and other supplementary sources is useful for the explanation and development of your ideas.