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English 1 Basic: Spring 2013

English 1 Basic: Spring 2013 . Professor Casey Barnes professor.b.kyunghee@gmail.com professorbkyunghee.wordpress.com. Today's agenda:. Daily Journal Sharing of thoughts Discussion Preparing questions for interviews. Daily Journal 2/5/2013.

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English 1 Basic: Spring 2013

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  1. English 1 Basic:Spring 2013 • Professor Casey Barnes • professor.b.kyunghee@gmail.com • professorbkyunghee.wordpress.com

  2. Today's agenda: • Daily Journal • Sharing of thoughts • Discussion • Preparing questions for interviews

  3. Daily Journal 2/5/2013 • Have you ever volunteered? What did you do? How did volunteering make you feel? Be honest! • - Please leave a “paragraph size” space BLANK after your daily journal!!

  4. Homework • Please compare your homework with your team.

  5. Quotes and Ellipsis • Use “these” for people speaking. • Use ‘these’ for people speaking inside of speech • … this is an ellipsis. It is used to show that words are missing. • [ these ] are used to replace words in an exact quote.

  6. Discuss Have you ever volunteered? What kind of work was it? What volunteer organizations are at Kyung Hee? Who benefits from these organizations? Think of a problem in your community. What kind of volunteer project could help this problem?

  7. Discuss Discuss the questions on page 89.

  8. Reading Activity • Discuss • Read • Be sure to use our previewing and during reading strategies. • Don’t forget to set a purpose and look at the questions.

  9. Consider our journal question today. • Discuss with your team. • Respondin writing to your journal entry. • Question: Using the information in the passages on pages 77 and 85, has your concept of “community” changed? • How or why not?

  10. Making Questions • What do you want to know about “community” in other cultures? • What would you ask a non-Korean about their home, community, etc?

  11. Final Activity • 3-2-1 • 3 – Things I remember • 2 – Things I leaned • 1 – Question I have.

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