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FrontPage Page history last edited by Ms Stronach 6 years, 11 months ago

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NOTES AND HANDOUTS

ASSIGNMENTS

SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENTS

RUBRICS

MARKS

COURSE OUTLINES

FORMATTING ESSAYS:

Formatting Essays (Owl--extensive)Formatting Essays(U of V--short and excellent)

Sample formatted Macbeth essay

RESEARCHING ESSAYS:

Shakespeare Navigator(research aid)

Virtual Library-- access from school library or home with password

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Comments (31) Ms Stronach said

at 2:20 pm on Feb 11, 2011

This is the place to ask questions. If your login doesn't work, you might try requesting access with your normal email. I am a little concerned, however, that there might be a fundamental flaw in this file, and we may have to abandon this site and start a new one. The links are doing strange things behind my back:-)

Meghan McGlone said

at 2:24 pm on Feb 11, 2011

Hey Ms stroanch. I'm able to now log in with my gmail account and the account username/password you gave us in class :)

Ms Stronach said

at 2:25 pm on Feb 11, 2011

Yippee! There's hope!

Dylan Horst said

at 5:06 pm on Mar 4, 2011

I forgot to hand in my final essay today because we had the test but it is done.

Ms Stronach said

at 5:18 pm on Mar 5, 2011

Olay, Dylan. I thought it was very unlike you. Thanks for getting ahold of me. In my mailbox first thing Monday morning?

Dylan Horst said

at 10:43 pm on Mar 5, 2011

ya I'll try

Aine Davis said

at 6:59 pm on Mar 11, 2011

Whoa.
Whoa whoa whoa whoa.
How do we check our marks?
I mean, I'm on the page but all I see is a load of gibberish
How do we know who is who?

Aine Davis said

at 7:02 pm on Mar 11, 2011

Oh and also your blog is A+



In case you were wondering

Ms Stronach said

at 4:26 pm on Mar 12, 2011

Hey, thanks! Aine, you need to get a code from me (that, unfortunately, I can only get when I'm at school. I do have my markbook at home, and so email me at melanie_stronach@wrdsb.on.ca and I can tell you your mark until you get your code from me at school.

Grace Adams said

at 9:32 pm on Mar 30, 2011

can you post when the biography presentations are due? thank you!!

Ms Stronach said

at 9:39 am on Mar 31, 2011

Yes-- dates are up -- thanks for checking!

Emily Warren said

at 6:53 pm on Apr 16, 2011

For the poetry explication, instead of having separate paragraphs about the tone, sound, usage devices can you explain these in separate paragraphs for each stanza?
For example: Paragraph one of the body would be about the tone, sound and usage devices used in stanza one. Paragraph two of the body would be about the tone, sound and usage devices used in stanza two....and so on.

Ms Stronach said

at 9:28 am on Apr 17, 2011

Yes, Emily, that would work just fine.

karissa said

at 3:21 pm on Apr 19, 2011

the explication due date says it was on sunday at 12:00. and you said that that wasn't right...so is it due tonight at 12:00, or tomorrow noon, or tomorrow at midnight?

Ms Stronach said

at 10:28 am on Apr 20, 2011

As I said in class, ignore the times in TURNITIN, stick with what I say in class. Due Wed 20th 12 pm

Dylan Horst said

at 2:18 pm on Apr 20, 2011

Can we he and him for the narator instead of saying the narator?

Dylan Horst said

at 2:18 pm on Apr 20, 2011

sorry can we say...

Ms Stronach said

at 8:20 pm on Apr 20, 2011

yes, use narrator the first time and occasionally thereafter, but you can use the universal he . You could also occasionally use the word speaker as well.

Emily Warren said

at 5:45 pm on Apr 22, 2011

Do we have any homework from Thursday the 21?

Ms Stronach said

at 9:27 pm on Apr 22, 2011

Yes, Emily. Please read to the end of Act I. Happy Easter!

Aaron Nafziger said

at 4:51 pm on Apr 29, 2011

do i need to complete the new poem? i handed the other one in on saturday afternoon when i got home but i cant see a mark on it or any comments or anything so i dont know if i need to complete it or not.

Grace Adams said

at 7:05 pm on May 27, 2011

how do we access the virtual library from home?

Emily Warren said

at 8:47 am on May 29, 2011

For our Macbeth essay are we allowed to use other internet sources other than Macbeth Navigator and the Virtual Library?
For example: using a quote from an author of a book who is quoted on http://www.shmoop.com/macbeth/duncan.html - I know I should go to the original source (book) but I can't get a copy of it or view its entire contents on the internet.
Are we allowed to use sparknotes to quote off of?

Ms Stronach said

at 10:12 am on May 29, 2011

I put the userid and password on the board on Friday. wrdsbvlib inquire I think. If that doesn't work, ask another student who wrote it down. Go to school webpage. Go to library. Look at Quicklinks to find Virtual library

Ms Stronach said

at 10:19 am on May 29, 2011

Emily, if you are using more than one electronic source, and one print source, then you could go off of the Virtual Library. Just be really careful of some of the regular Googled sites. Your work will be more respected when you quote someone of some authority. Same issue with Sparknotes. It is not seen as an incredibly serious source, but it's not the worst out there . . . but if it's one of several secondary sources you use, then that will not undermine the integrity of your work too much. I couldn't imagine ever quoting Sparknotes or Coles Notes or Jeeves or ASKME or some site like that for a university paper. However, NOT citing it and still using the ideas is worse:-). I'd only be using these sources because the stuff is actually really good (well, I myself actually wouldn't use them), not because I was too lazy to use a good database, of course. Your second question about the indirect source will be a challenge to cite, but we can figure it out!

Garret Bender said

at 8:40 am on Jun 26, 2011

Hey Ms Stronach! Would you be able to come to school Monday morning for like 7:30 ish? Meet you at English office, I want to clear things up, i talked to Ms Savil, and i have some concerns! Thanks!

Ms Stronach said

at 11:24 am on Jun 26, 2011

Garret, check your gmail. I've responded there:-)

Aaron Nafziger said

at 9:38 am on Jun 27, 2011

i seem to have forgotten my code on the marks. could i somehow get that sent to me so i know how i did? thanks :)

Karley Schaefer said

at 9:16 pm on Dec 21, 2011

Mrs. Stronach, for my Macbeth essay I have two very long paragraphs and was wondering if I could omit my third short one!??

Karley Schaefer said

at 4:46 pm on Dec 22, 2011

Also Ms. Stronach, how do I encorporate a quotation from someone famous because I wasnt' quite sure? that's how I am starting my essay and I just wondered if this was the correct formatting: The essential thing is not knowledge, but character (Joseph Le Conte). If you could let me know Thanks!

Karley Schaefer said

at 7:23 pm on Dec 22, 2011

Ignore my last comment sorry :)

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