1. August 31st, 2017
Brown
AC ELA

2. Learning Target
Learning Target: I will use textual evidence to support my analysis of the text.
Opening:
What Do You Know Quiz-
Number 1-5 under your Learning Target.
Answer the questions on the next slide to the best of your abilities.
Be prepared to share your answers with the class.

3. What Do You Know? What does MLA stand for?
Why is MLA format important when writing papers?
What are the two parts of MLA format?
What should you have on the heading of your paper? Font? Spacing?
How should you arrange items on a work cited page?

4. Task- Two Column Notes Topics Notes MLA Importance of MLA format
Modern Language Association
Not to Plagiarize
Give Way to Cite Sources
Universal Format for Papers

5. Two Column Notes Cont. Two Parts of MLA Format Heading Font Spacing
Parenthetical Citations- Citing Information in the Text.
Work Cited Page- Citing your sources to avoid plagiarism.
Name, Class, Teacher’s Name, and Date Due. Centered Title.
12 font, Times New Roman
Double Space

6. Two Column Notes cont. 7. Work Cited Page
Begin your Works Cited page on a separate page.
Label the page Works Cited.
Double space all citations.
Indent the second and subsequent lines of citations.
All entries should be listed alphabetically.

7. Format

8. Work Cited

9. Parenthetical Citations

10. Assignment- Characterization
Paulo Coelho uses indirect characterization to help the reader relate to the protagonist Santiago. When discussing his travels with the Merchant’s daughter, Coelho writes that Santiago, “as the time passed, the boy found himself wishing that the day would never end…he recognized that he was feeling something he never experienced before: the desire to live in one place forever”(8). Coelho hopes the reader can make the connection between this feeling and his or her own life. Coelho captures the feelings of “puppy love” or the sudden rush of feelings when you are attracted to someone, which is an experience that most feel more than once in their lives. This emotion is so powerful that Santiago questions his dreams and is willing to give it up to stay with the “girl with the raven hair”(8), which makes the hero of the story human.

11. Closing
Read Section Two
Assessment Tomorrow- Open Book
Give you five questions- answer three.