Unit 1

Week 2 Notes
Chart: In this chart, track the stories you read this week. It may be helpful to have an
ongoing chart like this for future weeks as well. You may add or delete rows as needed.
Author Works Three Sentence Things to
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Before You Start:

What thoughts come to your head when you hear the phrase: taking a stand? Add
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Monday:
What is/are the main idea(s)? Add content

What did you learn about the main idea? Add content

At the end of this unit, you will write a Add content.

When we argue, it is of the Add content that we do the following:

● Stay Add content and clear

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● Support with solid Add content
● Give Add content where it is due and do it correctly
● Add content irrational and faulty thinking

Tell me something that stood out to you? Add content

Tuesday:
Summarize what you learned from Tuesday’s Teaching. A summary contains the main
ideas. Add content
Wednesday:
Word Study - You do not need to add notes on it here since it will require its own
notebook.

Thursday:
Unit 1 is all about “Add content”

How do you cite a Bible verse? Give an example: Add content

Friday:
Did you include sufficient content in your notes or did you need to review the lesson
(1.3) again?

Define paraphrasing - Add content

Define summarizing - Add content
Define quoting - Add content

For all three types of incorporating evidence, you must Add content.

Reflect:
Your CLE topic question is how does an author develop the theme of taking a stand
in their piece of work. Consider the theme of ‘taking a stand’. What does that look
like? Here are some questions to get your brain thinking about the theme. Write some
thoughts down answering at least one of those questions based on the material you’ve
learned in this unit and the texts you have read. Start thinking about which author does
the best or worst job at developing the theme.

--When is it appropriate to challenge the rules?

--When should Christians take a stand?
--When should Americans take a stand?

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BONUS:
There is one phrase that has been repeated quite often this week. Repetition in
literature is very important! Similarly, repetition is important in this class! Do you know
what phrase has been mentioned on almost every page this week? If so, put it here for
bonus points! Add content