The final exam is mandatory and worth 1/5 of your final class grade.
The scheduled dates are January 15th and January 17th DURING REGULAR CLASS TIME.
If you cut class on the 15th or 17th, you will receive no credit for that portion of the final exam.
January 15th
Part 1: definitions and application-- hero quest, psychopath, sociopath
Part 2: personal response to prompt (3-4 paragraphs)
January 17th
Part 3: Argument essay-- you will have a choice between three prompts
PLEASE NOTE: IF WE HAVE A SNOW DAY OR DELAY THIS PLAN MAY CHANGE. We have time available on January 22nd from 12:00 - 2:00 to take or complete the exam. Please do not plan anything for this time during Regents week until we know better how the weather will behave.
The Power of Myth and Star Wars: 2018 - 2019
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Monday, December 17, 2018
Tentative planner for JANUARY
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Collect chart for Rey
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Complete film and charts for Rey and Kylo Ren
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ALL SEMESTER WORK IS DUE BY THE END OF CLASS TODAY
Study / prepare for final exam |
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Final exam part 1
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Final exam part 2
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18 (end of semester)
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Regents week
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Monday, December 3, 2018
Information on Kylo Ren and Rey
Please read the following information on Kylo Ren and Rey for December 19th-- there will be a quiz.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Kylo_Ren
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rey
The ARC CHART for Episodes I - VI
Name:
Group members:
Group members:
Character: Anakin Skywalker
Text(s): EPISODES I – VI
The Hero’s Journey: FILM ARC CHART
I can’t stress this enough: your charts should be full of specific and relevant evidence. Mere “Yes” or “No” answers or an unexplained list are not acceptable. Demonstrate a clear understanding of how Campbell’s ideology is reflected in the film text. Use examples!!!
The Departure
Call to
Adventure: How does the
character receive the call to adventure?
Refusal of the Call:
Does the character accept the call immediately? What
are the hero’s circumstances?
Answering the Call: What
motivates the character to accept the call?
Supernatural
Aid: who or what helps the hero on his
journey? Why?
Guide/Mentor: Is
there a specific character that helps the hero understand the life
situation or provides the hero with special training? What training do they provide?
Talisman: Is there a
particular item that has special significance to the hero? Explain the significance.
Companions: Who is
with the hero on his journey? How do these companions help the hero face the
challenges?
Crossing the
Threshold: At what point in the story does the hero leave the familiar world
and move into a new, unfamiliar circumstance?
Threshold Guardians:
Are there characters that try to prevent the hero from crossing over into the
unfamiliar territory or circumstance?
Initiation
Road of Trials: What
specific challenges does the hero face (these are all the MAJOR PLOT
POINTS)? How does the hero face them
(How does his character change as a result of these plot points)?
Brother Battle: Does
the hero battle physically or mentally with someone who is a relative or
close friend? What is the outcome of
this battle?
Abduction: Is
the character kidnapped, or is someone close to the hero kidnapped?
Night or Sea
Journey: Where do the hero’s travels take him (a flow chart of places)?
Dragon Battle: Does
the hero battle some kind of monster? Does the hero have to face some inner
demon?
Ritual Death or
Dismemberment: Is the hero injured and thought to be dead? Does the hero
mistakenly believe someone close to him is dead? Does the hero suffer an injury
in which he loses a limb or use of some other body part?
Sacred Marriage:
Does the hero have a special emotional
bond (it could literally be a marriage) with another character?
Atonement (“at one
with”) with or Recognition by the Father: Is the hero reunited with his father in some way?
Entering the Belly
of the Whale: Is there some point in the story where the hero must face
his deepest fear or the darkest evil in the story?
Apotheosis
(Deification): Is there a point in the story where the hero is held up
as an ideal or where the hero is
worshipped as a god?
Ultimate Boon /
Magic Elixir: Does the hero find some special solution to the problem he
is attempting to resolve? This might be a magic potion or a key to something.
The Return
Refusal of the
Return: Does the hero initially refuse to return to the homeland or the
place that he began the journey?
Magic Flight /
Pursuit: Is there some point (generally toward the end) where the hero
is being chased or is otherwise trying to escape something?
Rescue from Without:
Is there some point in the story when all seems hopeless, when it looks
like the hero is going to die—then suddenly he is rescued unexpectedly?
Master of Two
Worlds: Does it appear that the hero has conquered life in both the
familiar and unfamiliar worlds?
Freedom to Live:
Since the hero typically begins the journey to resolve a problem, does it
appear the problem is at last resolved so that all can live freely?
Monday, November 26, 2018
Planner for December
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Homework: work on
chart for Thursday
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Homework: chart
will be due after viewing next class
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Continue w
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COLLECT CHART Lucas did say it was "one movie"... does this read true? |
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Group work on chart
The ARC chart is due at the start of class on Monday |
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Collect charts |
19 (shortened block)
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Complete Episode 7 Short writing on Kylo Ren HW: the chart for Rey is due on January 3rd |
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