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Exploring Human Nature and Self-Reliance in English Literature

This week in English class, we dive into profound questions about human nature—are we inherently good or bad? Do we have to undermine our instincts to embrace civilization? Students will engage with various texts, including discussions on parental influence, the significance of individual creativity, and the essence of success drawn from preparation and hard work. We balance our philosophical inquiries with practical assignments, focusing on non-linguistic representations that enhance understanding. Don’t forget about your quizzes and projects!

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Exploring Human Nature and Self-Reliance in English Literature

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  1. English 10 - 5/12/14 • Is human nature basically good or bad? Must we fight our nature to be civilized? • How do you make a bandstand? • Fifinella – a female gremlin. Goals – Work on the symbolic representations of self-reliance. Homework – Don’t forget to study for quiz #31 on Friday.

  2. English 10 - 5/13/14 • Do parents sometimes know what is better for their children? Have you benefitted by being made to do something by your parents? • What do police use to arrest pigs? • Bdellism – infestation with leaches or use of leaches for blood letting. Goals – Begin work on your non-linguistic representation. Homework – Make-up final Tomorrow and Thursday after school.

  3. English 10 - 5/14/14 • Everything that is really great or inspiring is created by the individual that can labor in freedom. Albert Einstein • Why are a door knob and a cute baby alike? • Frail – 50 pounds of raisins Goals – Complete Outlines for our nonlinguistic presentations. Homework – Make-up Final today after school.

  4. English 10 - 5/15/14 • There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure. Colin Powell. • What did the snail say while he was riding on the turtle’s back? • Amaranth – a magic flower that never fades or withers. Goals – Begin work on visuals for non-linguistic representations. Homework – Make-up Final today after school.

  5. English 10 - 5/16/14 • Five minutes to study for quiz #31. • What is a bud that doesn’t bloom? • Bilocation – the ability to be in two different locations at the same time. Goals – Complete Quiz 31 successfully. Work on CHL project. Homework – none.

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