Wednesday, September 5, 2012
A Farewell to Arms - Read this please!!
There are two discussion topics for Book I. Please make comments on both topics and check back in so you can respond to the ideas of others as well!
A Farewell To Arms - Book I - Due Friday September 7th
Comment on how at least ONE character from Book I influenced Henry – or
how he influenced them. (The Priest, Rinaldi and Catherine Barkley) Include quotes and
page numbers to support your ideas. Once you have posted your ideas,
please check back periodically to comment on at least two other posts.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
A Farewell to Arms - Book I - Due Friday September 7th
We learn a lot about the conditions for soldiers in World War I in Book I of A Farewell to Arms. Comment on some of those conditions including how the conditions affect the actions of the soldiers. Include quotes and page numbers for your examples. Once you have posted your ideas, please check back periodically to comment on at least two other posts.
Awakening - Chapters I-XV, Pages 44-94 - Due Friday September 7th
We are influenced by all sorts of people in all sorts of
situations. Edna Pontellier has
many people who influence her life.
Some are family members, others are people she meets while staying in
Grand Isle. Mademoiselle Reisz,
Adele Ratignolle, Robert Lebrun, Alcee Arobin, Leonce Pontellier, Doctor
Mandelet, The Colonel, Madame Antoine, are not all, but certainly some of those
people. Comment on how characters
from Chapters I-XV influenced Edna – or how she influenced them.
Include quotes and page numbers to support your ideas. Once you have
posted your ideas, please check back periodically to comment on at least two
other posts.
Welcome to Honors Option!
This blog will give you the opportunity to voice your ideas, analyze the subject matter, and answer questions we may throw your way. Every student taking on the Honors Option in American Studies will be expected to use this site consistently throughout the school year. Good luck and be sure to come and see us (any of the four teachers - Barnea, Barth, Cadorette, Knowles) if you have questions or concerns along the way.
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