Friday January 6, 2012 Non Pre-AP You need: 1.The Sanctuary of Schools Packet 2.Open your textbook to page 1016.

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Friday January 6, 2012 Non Pre-AP You need: 1.The Sanctuary of Schools Packet 2.Open your textbook to page 1016

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Read The Sanctuary of School and Complete the Argumentation sheet in your packet in complete sentences. What claim or position is the writer arguing for? Barry is claiming that… 2. What reasons and evidence does the writer present to support this claim? Barry gives the following reasons…..to support her claim… 3. What opposing ideas are presented and how does the writer address them? Opposing ideas, or counterarguments, that are presented in the article are ….Barry addresses these by…. Summary: 4 COMPLETE SENTENCES

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Sanctuary of School: The Most Valuable Idea 1. On a blank paper, explain in complete sentences write what you think the most valuable or important idea is from the essay. Example: I think the most valuable idea in the essay The Sanctuary of School is … 2. Explain how your most important idea relates to one or more of the following: 1. Your life 2. Your school 3. Someone elses life. Example: My most important idea is shown in my life/school/someone elses life by… 3. Draw an illustration of your most important idea. Look at the cartoon on page 1017 as a guide.