Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Thur 3/14, Fri 3/15

Finish timeline.  Work in a group. Everyone types. Focus on:
      Ranger Dale Plotnik and what he saw and the times that he saw those things 
          Draw them on the map (everybody does this)
      Where Beck and Cody were from 7:50-9:00. Draw on the map
      When Anne died and where she died
      Try to account for why the body wasn't found in the water (she drowned)
      Bias that each witness has (do they have reason to exaggerate?)
          This will include things that the witnesses were doing before May 30
      
Mock Trial: Beck Martin v. The State of Utah
Divide into two teams, one prosecuting Beck and the other defending Beck.
Read all affidavits and take notes building your case.

PROSECUTION
     For a guilty verdict, the accused must have a 
         motive
         means (could have done it)
         opportunity.
You will build a case supporting the idea that Beck killed Anne. You must:
    1. Create a timeline. Each student needs to do this on a sheet of paper (10 points)
        This is your story of what happened
    2. Find evidence from the affidavits (the written statements by the witnesses) that help build the 
        case against Beck
            Cody Ward evidence (quotes from affidavit):
             1)
             2)
             3)
           Officer Loren Kripke evidence
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Dr. Aidan Hobbes evidence
             1)
             2)
             3)
    3. Write (or type) an opening statement for the court. This should take 4 minutes to read out loud, which is 2-3 handwritten pages (400-600 words)
EACH STUDENT ON YOUR TEAM MUST WRITE THIS PAPER (next period)--30 points

DEFENSE
     You will build a case supporting the idea that there is reasonable doubt that Beck killed Anne. Note that it is NOT your job to prove that Beck didn't do it. All you have to do is to convince the jury that there is too much doubt to convict. "Not guilty" is not the same thing as "innocent."
   1. Create a timeline. Each student needs to do this on a sheet of paper (10 points)
        This is your story of what happened. It will likely show that multiple things could have
        happened, especially that it is doubtful that Beck killed Anne.
 2. Find evidence from the affidavits (the written statements by the witnesses) that help build the 
        case that it is unlikely (or even impossible) that Beck killed Anne.
     For a guilty verdict, the accused must have a 
         motive
         means (could have done it)
         opportunity
      You will be showing that Beck didn't have much of a motive, probably didn't have the means, 
      and might not have even had the opportunity.
             Beck Martin  evidence
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Dr. Sage Gracian evidence
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Ranger Dale Plotnick evidence
             1)
             2)
             3)

TODAY WE WILL TAKE NOTES AND DISCUSS TIMELINE AND OPENING STATEMENT IN GROUPS.
TODAY YOU WILL ASSIGN TEAM MEMBERS THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
Witness 1
Witness 2
Witness 3
Attorney 1
Attorney 2
Attorney 3
Attorney 4

NEXT TIME you will finish your timeline
HOMEWORK OVER THE WEEKEND: WRITE OPENING STATEMENT
NEXT TIME EACH OF YOU WILL TYPE YOUR OPENING STATEMENT. In the mock trial, only one of you will read an opening statement. Each of you will have your opening statement graded.
The Opening Statement will start with, 
Paragraph 1: "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, today . . ."
Discuss the responsibility of the jury (you will be obligated to vote "guilty"/"not guilty"
Mention what the three witnesses will prove (three-pronged thesis)
Paragraph 2:
Discuss the evidence of witness 1 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 3:
Discuss the evidence of witness 2 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 4:
Discuss the evidence of witness 3 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 5:
Conclusion that sums up your case. The c"/onclusion should end with the line,
 "You must vote "guilty"/"You must vote "not guilty."

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY

Vocab quiz, lesson 2

Mock Trial: Beck Martin v. The State of Utah
Divide into two teams, one prosecuting Beck and the other defending Beck.
Read all affidavits and take notes building your case.

PROSECUTION
You will build a case supporting the idea that Beck killed Anne. You must:
    1. Create a timeline. Each student needs to do this on a sheet of paper (10 points)
        This is your story of what happened
    2. Find evidence from the affidavits (the written statements by the witnesses) that help build the 
        case against Beck
     For a guilty verdict, the accused must have a 
         motive
         means (could have done it)
         opportunity.
            Cody Ward
             1)
             2)
             3)
           Officer Loren Kripke
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Dr. Aidan Hobbes
             1)
             2)
             3)
    3. Write (or type) an opening statement for the court. This should take 4 minutes to read out loud, which is 2-3 handwritten pages (400-600 words)
EACH STUDENT ON YOUR TEAM MUST WRITE THIS PAPER (next period)--30 points

DEFENSE
     You will build a case supporting the idea that there is reasonable doubt that Beck killed Anne. Note that it is NOT your job to prove that Beck didn't do it. All you have to do is to convince the jury that there is too much doubt to convict. "Not guilty" is not the same thing as "innocent."
   1. Create a timeline. Each student needs to do this on a sheet of paper (10 points)
        This is your story of what happened. It will likely show that multiple things could have
        happened, especially that it is doubtful that Beck killed Anne.
 2. Find evidence from the affidavits (the written statements by the witnesses) that help build the 
        case that it is unlikely (or even impossible) that Beck killed Anne.
     For a guilty verdict, the accused must have a 
         motive
         means (could have done it)
         opportunity
      You will be showing that Beck didn't have much of a motive, probably didn't have the means, 
      and might not have even had the opportunity.
             Beck Martin
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Dr. Sage Gracian
             1)
             2)
             3)
             Ranger Dale Plotnick
             1)
             2)
             3)

TODAY WE WILL TAKE NOTES AND DISCUSS TIMELINE AND OPENING STATEMENT IN GROUPS.
TODAY YOU WILL ASSIGN TEAM MEMBERS THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
Witness 1
Witness 2
Witness 3
Attorney 1
Attorney 2
Attorney 3
Attorney 4

NEXT TIME you will finish your timeline
HOMEWORK OVER THE WEEKEND: WRITE OPENING STATEMENT
NEXT TIME EACH OF YOU WILL TYPE YOUR OPENING STATEMENT. In the mock trial, only one of you will read an opening statement. 
The Opening Statement will start with, 
Paragraph 1: "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, today . . ."
Discuss the responsibility of the jury (you will be obligated to vote "guilty"/"not guilty"
Mention what the three witnesses will prove (three-pronged thesis)
Paragraph 2:
Discuss the evidence of witness 1 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 3:
Discuss the evidence of witness 2 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 4:
Discuss the evidence of witness 3 (quote example from affidavit) and
explain what that evidence proves and why.
Continue by discussing another example
Paragraph 5:
Conclusion that sums up your case. The c"/onclusion should end with the line,
 "You must vote "guilty"/"You must vote "not guilty."

Friday, March 1, 2019

MONDAY/TUESDAY

Vocab quiz, lesson 1
Start lesson 2
Prepare for test: Inherit the Wind
TEST next time

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

INHERIT THE WIND



TODAY:
1. Finish
2. Then, at the bottom of that doc, type example sentences for ten of the words that you don't know
Inherit the Wind Vocabulary--Quizlet deck of 35 words
3. Watch movie

Wednesday, January 16, 2019

The Rest of the Semester:

Finish novel prior to Final Exam, which is a multiple-choice test over your book


Finish essay (expository or persuasive) by the end of the period on January 17th (2nd and 3rd period) or January 18th (7th period).
Double-spaced, 2-3 pages. Develop ideas through the use of a very specific example (or examples) which are thoroughly explained and tied into your main idea.
Find your essay document here:
2nd Period
3rd Period
7th Period
To hand in the paper, all you need to do is to make sure that it is in the folder for your period (the one right above this sentence:^)
If you typed yours in your own Google doc, you will need to copy and paste it into your doc in your folder for this assignment.

FINAL EXAM. Your final exam is a multiple-choice test over the novel that you read.


Thursday, January 10, 2019

The Rest of the Semester:

Finish novel prior to Final Exam, which is a multiple-choice test over your book

Finish essay (expository or persuasive) by the end of the period on January 17th (2nd and 3rd period) or January 18th (7th period).
Double-spaced, 2-3 pages. Develop ideas through the use of a very specific example (or examples) which are thoroughly explained and tied into your main idea.
Find your essay document here:
2nd Period
3rd Period
7th Period

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

Lire (to read), Ecrire (to write), Ecouter (to listen), Parler

Lire French for Cats (10 minutes)
Ecrire (10 minutes)  Write questions and answers that you could ask a partner in class. Try to use the difficult concepts from class. Some of your questions should be at least 8 words long.
1. Use "est-ce que"
2. Use "qu'est-ce que"
3. Use "aimer" + infinitive
4. Use "tu peux" + infinitive
Parler  (10 minutes) Ask and answer your questions
Ecouter  (10 minutes)