Mr. McLaughlin

Adversity makes you stronger.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to continue working on your GG presentation. If you still don't have a topic, email me as soon as possible.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

Just in case I was a little AMBIGUOUS today, the short story test is tomorrow, #ENG3U.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to continue preparing for the test, and to work on your dramatic monologue.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

No homework, #ENG1P. Have a great weekend!

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to continue preparing for next Tuesday's short story test, and to begin planning your dramatic monologue.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to read in preparation for the test on Thursday. The test will cover the whole novel. Make sure you can identify & describe the CHARACTERS, describe the various SETTINGS, and explain the PLOT.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to figure out what the third bank of the metaphorical river is.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

Make sure you've got all your assigned reading done for Monday, #ENG3U!

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to read for at least 20 minutes per day, every day. The sooner you finish the book, the sooner you'll be ready for the test.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework tonight and tomorrow night is the same: read! The unit test will be next Thursday. You have to finish the novel by next Wednesday to be fully prepared. A minimum of 20 minutes of reading for homework, but as much as you want.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

A reminder to grade 9 Business students that our first test is on Friday. A study guide has been shared with you by email. Be sure to ask questions (in person or by email) if there are any terms you don't understand.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to make sure you have read (and understood) "A Matter of Balance" (p.18). After that we'll be studying "A Bolt of White Cloth" and "The Third Bank of the River."

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to finish your setting sketch of the dugout in chapter 6.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to complete the questions about allusion, dialect, and character-driven fiction. Also, analyze the story by appling one of the following themes: transition from innocence to experience, appearances masking a dark reality, individual freedom vs social barriers.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#Business homework is to make sure you have completed all three of the personality tests, and have logged your results on Google Classroom. Ask yourself: what part of our business organization suits your personality?

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to make sure you have read chapters 1-5 for Monday. We'll be covering chapter 6 as a group. If you're already there, you have no homework :)

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U: The next Gatsby quiz will be on chapters 6-7, which takes you to page 145. We will continue with "The Leaving" on Monday, and then move on to "A Matter of Balance," "A Bolt of White Cloth" and "The Third Bank of the River" after that.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to read for at least another 20 minutes, trying to do one thing better than you've been doing. Tomorrow's quiz is on chapters 3 & 4.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG3U homework is to read. Make sure you've read "The Leaving" for tomorrow's class, and understand it well enough to analyze it. "A Matter of Balance" is coming up next, and keep working your way through The Great Gatsby.

[Mr. McLaughlin @McLaughlinADHS]

#ENG1P homework is to read your novel for at least 20 minutes. Read for longer if you want to, or if you are behind.