Week 15: Through the Looking-GlassAssignments - Reading - Resources - Images |
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For specific dates, see the Course Calendar. You have assignments due on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, along with assignments to be completed over the weekend (on Friday, Saturday or Sunday). The noon deadlines are a grace period to make sure you finish the assignment and do any necessary Gradebook Declarations.
| Due Date | Pts | Activity | Time Est. |
| Due Tuesday (Wednesday NOON deadline) | 1 | Starting Assumptions with Gradebook Declaration | 15-30 minutes |
| Due Tuesday (Wednesday NOON deadline) | 2 | Background Reading + Background Quiz | 30-45 min. |
| Due Wednesday (Thursday NOON deadline) | 2 | Reading + Reading Quiz | 1-2 hours |
| Due Thursday (Friday NOON deadline) | 3 | Your Story Retelling, with Gradebook Declaration | 30-45 min. |
| Due Thursday (Friday NOON deadline) | 3 | Reflections Essay, with Gradebook Declaration | 30-45 min. |
| FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE | 3 | Read and Respond, with Gradebook Declaration. | 30 min. |
| FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE | 10 | Storybook Project | 1-2 hours |
| FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE | 6 | Internet Assignment Assignment with Gradebook Declaration | 30 min. - 1 hour |
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2 | EXTRA CREDIT: Famous Last Words, with Gradebook Declaration | 15-30 minutes |
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FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE |
1 | EXTRA CREDIT: Technology Tip, with Gradebook Declaration | 15-30 minutes |
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