Showing posts with label 3.8paragraph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3.8paragraph. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2020

Cause and Effect

Spring break is over. *sad music with birds chirping in the background*

I hope you had a fun one! Mine was certainly a lot of gaming and just playing with the kiddos! I love school though -- so I'm glad that I have to go back into a routine. ^^

I missed everyone and I'm so glad to see some of your faces during the ZOOM meeting! I hope I get everyone's questions in and answered in this post.

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Problem and Solution

      First of all, great job for working on your Sequence papers. I have received numerous papers turned in thru Dojo, e-mail and Google Voice. To make things easier, we're going back to Google Classroom. Many of you have already used it in my class in the previous trimester when you submitted your very creative short fiction stories for our NaNoWriMo project.

     Since the papers being turned in are in picture format, I didn't really mind how you're turning it in as long as you finished your papers and turned them in. The small issue with that is -- we needed to have a one-stop platform for all the assignments so that all the students are turning in their papers in one place, even with different classes.

Friday, March 20, 2020

Sequence One Pager

Once you're done with your outline and your draft.

Please use the website www.gingersoftware.com/grammarcheck and type in 1-2 sentences at a time to make sure that your spelling and common punctuations are correct. If you need to re-write your paragraph on a lined sheet of paper, please do so before going to the next step which is the One Pager.

It is imperative that you have spell checked and grammar checked before putting anything on your One Pager.


Wednesday, March 18, 2020

Sequence Single Paragraph Outline

Online teaching has always been my thing. I have never actually taken a video of myself t because videos are forever. >_< Of course, when I was teaching online ('09 to '16), we always have the camera on but it was never recorded. Okay, maybe there were 5 months of recording because I was at a Korean school, my Japanese school did not record videos.

All my students know that I am a very visual person and so I always need to show how something is done or I would not exactly be able to explain it. So, jumping out of my comfort zone, here's the first video:


Please be kind. It is my first video where I'm doing a lecture.