Tuesday, 1.13 - Cite no more, no more

• 3PO 
• Reminders 
• Much Ado test on block day
• New due date for Shakespeare essay since we have not school on Monday (MLKJDay): Wed. Jan. 21st 
• GUM (10 min)
• Parenthetical (or in-text) Citations (from Bedford 59e): 
• Read the introductory selection from Bedford 59e and then use the blog link to do the activity below (to get there, please follow the steps below):
• blog 
• right column
• "Course Info" 
• "Bedford Online"
• "Researched Writing"
• "59: Writing about Literature"
• "59e: Integrate quotations from the work"
• GUM cont'd: Using Bedford 59e as a guide, identify what is incorrect (there may be more than one error) about each of the following citations and then correct it in your journal (be ready to discuss):
1. Shakespeare says, "This above all—to thine own self be true [1.3.564].
2. "This above all," said Polonius, "—to thine own self be true. (1.3.564)
3. Polonius's advice to Laertes: "This above all—to thine own self be true" (1.3.564).
4. Polonius's following his own pedantic advice to Laertes ironically leads to his death: "This above all— to thine own self be true" (1.3.564).

• Some links for writing about literature

• Writing about literature
• Writing a thesis statement

• Continue Shakespeare Today Essay
• Go to Google Classroom
• One person create a Google Doc
• Whoever does not create it must be invited to edit
• Do NOT invite me; I already invited myself to the party via GC ; ) 

HW:

1. (block) Much Ado quiz-test (quest)
2. (Wed. 1.21) Shakespeare Today Essay