Week 8/12/24 to 8/16/24

 

12th Week 18/12/20248/13/20248/14/20248/15/20248/16/2024Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureSyllabus review - Bring a copy

Why read Literature and Write about it

Close Reading Rubric - Bring a copy
Norton: Faith In Conflict
- The English Bible 1 Cor 13
- William Tyndale: Intro and "Scriptural Interpretation"

Four Senses of Scripture
Scriptural Interpretation in Renaissance EnglandNorton: Faith In Conflict
- Thomas More: A Dialog Concerning Heresies
Tyndale vs More

For Monday: 
Norton - The Sixteenth Century 1485-1603; Pages 3-12
Advanced ScienceIntro to class begin module 1 pp 1-3\module 1 pp 4-13work OYO 1.1-1.7 Read module 1 pp 14-19module 1 pp 14-19Read remainder of module 1 finish all OYO and read experiment 1.1
Government / EconomicsIntro - Critical Thinking, Catechism, Homework, Reading, Quzzes and Tests, Occasional Weekend Homework - Respond to Google Classroom Invitation Read Lesson 1 and 2, p. 3-12; Read We Hold These Truths, p. 1-3 (OnGCR create a discussion question for tomorrow's class)Discuss Biblical Basis for GovernmentRead Lesson 3 and 4, p. 13-22; Read We Hold These Truths pp. 4-10 (On GCR create a discussion question for tomorrow'sDiscuss Ch. 3 & 4 Saturday Read Lesson 5, p. 23-30 for Monday. (On GCR create a discussion question for Monday's class)
Software EngineeringIntroduction, Syllabus review, course philosophy, book review and handout, weekly topic introductionN/AKnowledge Checkpoint (test to see what the students know)Code, Chapters 1-3Reading Review / Discussion**Your signed syllabus will be due no later than Monday, 8/19. 
Senior ThesisIntroduction, course expectationsConsider possible thesis topicsReview of the Classical Argument; Classical Argument Assignment due Monday, 8/19/24Consider possible thesis topics; Classical Argument Assignment due Monday, 8/19/24N/A
Renaissance/Early Modern HistorySyllabus & Welcome to class! Why does context matter when interpreting scripture? Handout first Bible memory passage (Deut. 6:4-12) due 9/25! Read prologue in DTD, pg. xvii-xxiiFinish Monday's discussion. Discuss prologue reading. Read Western Civ. pg. 366-369, stop @ Martin Luther (see link to the right). Read DTD pg. 3-16, "The Modern Era Begins & Erasmus". *Stop at "Luther" on pg. 16Previous attempts at Reform and the previous reformers. Discuss Erasmus.Link for Western Civ. reading: https://archive.org/details/SpielvogelWesternCivilization9thEd2015/page/n527/mode/2up
AP CalculusSection 0.1Read CFE: Chapter 1Section 0.2Read CFE: Chapter 2Section 0.3
Read CFE: Chapter 3
Apologetics: Christian IdentityOverview: Four Pillars of Chrisitan IdentityRead Matthew 3 and Luke 4Intro to Freedom's Reality / Our IdentityRead Psalm 119N/A