I hope you have begun reviewing your notes and the many materials I have given you in this course. This is also a good way of organizing these notes and handouts.
A reminder for Thursday (NGO Thursday) ...
* review and bring your notes from last Thursday's lecture -- you will need them for the in-class writing
* read and think about the discussion questions on the handout you received today
For next Tuesday ...
* In S&S -- Unit 11 -- pp. 372-376 Read and complete all exercises (you've already done most of
exercise 1)
* In S&S -- read 'In Flanders Fields" p.221 and Do Part 1 (Reader's Response) and Part 3 (Historical
and Sociological Dimensions). I will ask students in groups to present their answers in a panel.
* Choose a favourite poem (in English or your first language) or a favourite quotation and share with the
class the significance of it for you. You can read a bit of it or present it how you wish. You will only
have 30 seconds to talk about it. Think about the very first lecture I gave about literature -- and that
early blog post.
* Re-read the two short stories from this second half of the semester and start reviewing the parts of S&S
we have studied. You need to know the vocabulary from this textbook.
This is a very good website for poems:
Poetry Foundation
This is a very good website for quotations:
Inspirational Quotes
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