Canyon High School
19300 W. Nadal Street
Canyon Country, CA
ph: 661-252-6110
fax: 661-251-1419
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Module 4: The Value of Life
2. Watch "Why Shaksepeare?" video and submit via google docs (google classroom or email) 25 notes on video content.
3. Watch "There is No Escaping Shakespeare video. Go to turnitin.com and write a 150 word or more response (feelings, ideas, likes, dislikes, analysis, application, synthesis, evaluation).
4. "To Be Formative Quiz." Complete and submit via google forms.
Selected Readings:
5. Read the entire "To Be" Soliloquy and write a 150 word personal response about "The Value of Life" by using at least 3 references from the "To Be" excerpt. Turn it in on turnitin.comAOW #6-8 Rubric and Template
6. Read Ebert's review of the, "The Essential Man" by Chirs Jones and complete AOW steps 6-8. Please do not plagiarize 8, I will be loading it in to turnitin.com. Please submit via google classroom or email by uploading a picture or sharing digitally written files.
7. Read the "Human Life Value Calculator" article and complete AOW steps 6 and 8 only, skip 7. Please do not plagiarize 8, I will be loading it in to turnitin.com. Please submit via google classroom or email by uploading a picture or sharing digitally written files.
8. Choose only ONE of the two remaining articles and complete AOW steps #6-8. Please do not plagiarize 8, I will be loading it in to turnitin.com. Please submit via google classroom or email by uploading a picture or sharing digitally written files.
Canyon High School
19300 W. Nadal Street
Canyon Country, CA
ph: 661-252-6110
fax: 661-251-1419
khill