Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  Poem -- "Doctor My Eyes"
     We will share your interpretations of this song.

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Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  Night --  Discussion of Chapter Four responses, and I will collect.

2.  Poem -- "Doctor My Eyes"
     Read the poem and discuss with a partner.  Then write an 
     interpretation of what the poem is expressing.   We will then 
     share interpretations.

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Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  Night --  Discussion of Chapter Four responses.  You read up to the top of p. 54.  Please get up with the reading and the responses.  You will finish Chapter 4 in class today, and we will discuss tomorrow.

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Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  "My Name is Adolf Eichmann"  -- Yesterday you wrote a reflection on this poem.  I would like to share what you wrote.

2.   Night --  Discussion of Chapter Three responses. 


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Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  "My Name is Adolf Eichmann"  --  Before we go on, please write a reflection on the back of this poem.  What thoughts come to mind?  How does this poem make you feel?

2.   Night --  Chapter Three (handout).  I will give you time in class to read chapter 3 and to complete the assignment.

Universal Soldier

He's five foot-two, and he's six feet-four,
He fights with missiles and with spears.
He's all of thirty-one, and he's only seventeen,
He's been a soldier for a thousand years.
He's a Catholic, a Hindu, an Atheist, a Jain,
A Buddhist and a Baptist and a Jew.
And he knows he shouldn't kill,
And he knows he always will,
Kill you for me my friend and me for you.
And he's fighting for Canada,
He's fighting for France,
He's fighting for the USA,
And he's fighting for the Russians,
And he's fighting for Japan,
And he thinks we'll put an end to war this way.
And he's fighting for Democracy,
He's fighting for the Reds,
He says it's for the peace of all.
He's the one who must decide,
Who's to live and who's to die,
And he never sees the writing on the wall.
But without him,
How would Hitler have condemned him at Labau?
Without him Caesar would have stood alone,
He's the one who gives his body
As a weapon of the war,
And without him all this killing can't go on.
He's the Universal Soldier and he really is to blame,
His orders come from far away no more,
They come from here and there and you and me,
And brothers can't you see,
This is not the way we put an end to war.

Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  "My Name is Adolf Eichmann"  -- Respond to the questions that follow the poem in the margin to the right of the questions.

2.   Night --  Chapter Three (handout).  I will give you time in class to read chapter 3 and to complete the assignment.


Murder of the handicapped

Night

Good Morning!

 Please put your cell phones completely out of sight for the FULL duration of the class.  Please do not have me remind you of this. NOTE: Please bring a book to class vs. reading a book on your phone. 

1.  Night -- You read Chapter Two and recorded 5 parts that caught your attention and responded to those parts (handout).  Also, you completed the questions on the "Responding" handout for Chapter One and Two (handout).  We will review, and I will collect in addition to Chapters 1&2 dialectical journal responses.

2.  "My Name is Adolf Eichmann"  -- Respond to the questions that follow the poem in the margin to the right of the questions.

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Homework:  Read Chapter Three of Night and record 5 parts that caught your attention. Questions for Chapters 3 & 4.