Welcome to your final fishbowl! Give it your all--important passages, probing questions, brilliant interpretations, spectacular hotseat appearances...
Make me proud!
Friday, January 28, 2011
The Final F451 Fishbowl!
Welcome to your final fishbowl! Give it your all--important passages, probing questions, brilliant interpretations, spectacular hotseat appearances...
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #6: Pages 102-139
Welcome to your second-to-last fishbowl discussion! By this time, you should be doing the following:
1. Incorporating quotes into at least one of your responses, but preferrably more.
2. Responding thoroughly and frequently from the beginning of the discussion to the end.
3. Considering jumping into a hotseat.
Enjoy!
1. Incorporating quotes into at least one of your responses, but preferrably more.
2. Responding thoroughly and frequently from the beginning of the discussion to the end.
3. Considering jumping into a hotseat.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #5: Pages 80-102
Keep up your strong work, outer circle! Think still about jumping into a hotseat, strengthening your comments with direct quotes, and remaining constantly engaged in the online conversation.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #4: Pages 63-80
Welcome to your fourth fishbowl!
Much like last week, I'd like you to pick up the pace and challenge yourself a bit on the outer circle. What kind of challenges should we take on, you ask?
Try these:
Challenge #1: Bring a quotation from the reading into at least one of your posts.
Challenge #2: Get into a hotseat, if only for a brief moment.
Challenge #3: Keep offering as many brilliant comments as you can; as a class, we should be averaging around 80-100 comments per discussion (right now, you're doing great!).
Much like last week, I'd like you to pick up the pace and challenge yourself a bit on the outer circle. What kind of challenges should we take on, you ask?
Try these:
Challenge #1: Bring a quotation from the reading into at least one of your posts.
Challenge #2: Get into a hotseat, if only for a brief moment.
Challenge #3: Keep offering as many brilliant comments as you can; as a class, we should be averaging around 80-100 comments per discussion (right now, you're doing great!).
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #3: Pages 40-63
Welcome to your third fishbowl!
At this point, you should be picking up the pace and challenging yourself a bit on the outer circle. What kind of challenges should we take on, you ask? Try these:
Challenge #1: Bring a quotation from the reading into at least one of your posts.
Challenge #2: Get into a hotseat, if only for a brief moment.
Challenge #3: Try to offer a few more comments; your typing should sound like rapid fire.
At this point, you should be picking up the pace and challenging yourself a bit on the outer circle. What kind of challenges should we take on, you ask? Try these:
Challenge #1: Bring a quotation from the reading into at least one of your posts.
Challenge #2: Get into a hotseat, if only for a brief moment.
Challenge #3: Try to offer a few more comments; your typing should sound like rapid fire.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #2: Pages 28-40
Keep up your strong work! Remember to comment consistently throughout the discussion, and since part of your job is listening, there should be NO TALKING ON THE OUTER CIRCLE.
Enjoy, and show me your understanding of last night's reading. Challenge the text! Challenge each other!
Enjoy, and show me your understanding of last night's reading. Challenge the text! Challenge each other!
Thursday, January 6, 2011
F451 Fishbowl #1: Pages 1-28
Remember that your goal is to participate thoughtfully and CONSISTENTLY during today's discussion.
A few thoughts:
1. Hit F5 to refresh your screen (new comments do not automatically pop up).
2. Show professionalism by using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation; remember that the world will be looking at our blog.
3. If you are responding to someone directly, reference them in your comment.
4. Bring in quotations when possible.
Enjoy!
A few thoughts:
1. Hit F5 to refresh your screen (new comments do not automatically pop up).
2. Show professionalism by using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation; remember that the world will be looking at our blog.
3. If you are responding to someone directly, reference them in your comment.
4. Bring in quotations when possible.
Enjoy!
Monday, January 3, 2011
Are We Becoming Robots?
How would you describe Kurt Vonnegut's attitude towards the future in "Harrison Bergeron"? Do you think that our 2011 society is growing into the society depicted in "Harrison Bergeron"? Why or why not? Try to be specific as you defend your opinion.
Please remember to show professionalism on the blog (use formal grammar and spelling, be respectful, etc). Also, remember that this is a conversation; read others' blogs before posting and comment on or challenge them!
Please remember to show professionalism on the blog (use formal grammar and spelling, be respectful, etc). Also, remember that this is a conversation; read others' blogs before posting and comment on or challenge them!
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