| 11th week 7 | 9/19/2022 | 9/20/2022 | 9/21/2022 | 9/22/2022 | 9/23/2022 | Co-Teacher Notes |
| Classical Literature | Niobe Reading, Lecture/Discussion. Write two or more paragraphs defending your position on what Niobe's sin/flaw was, and whether the punishment dealt to her "fit the crime." You can defend your position according to ancient standards/reasoning or by modern standards. Proofread and doublecheck spelling, grammar, puctuation and neatness/legibility. Due Wednesday. | Read the various passages related to Theseus: p.240-242, 269-270, 286-287, read surrounding passages to establish context if needed. | Lecture/Discussion of myth overview and application to modern literature/media. | Write: What was Theseus' "tragic flaw"? Structure your writing well and pay attention to detail. | Discussion and Writing prompt re: The Ship of Theseus, RR read aloud. | |
| Pre-Calculus | Completing the Square Review Section 4.2: *66 | Section 4.2: 57-63, 65 | Rational Roots Theorem, Zeros, and Multiple Zeros of a Function | Section 4.3: 1-20 all | Sum and Properties of Zeros of a Cubic Function Section 4.3: 21-28 all | |
| Rhetoric | Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments | Write summary paragraph of Declaration of Indepence | Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments | Write summary paragraph of Declaration of Indepence. Due Thursday at 12pm | Workshop summary articles | |
| Church History | Lecture: The Subapostolic Age | Read Eusebius Book 4 | Lecture: The Subapostolic Age | Read Eusebius Book 4 | No Class | |
| Classical Latin II | Lang Fact III: Possessive Adj.; Txbk Ex. 5 p.205 & Lang Fact IV: Vis; Ex. 7 p.207 | Wkbk Ex. 6 p.72 | Go over HW; Discussing the Weather textbook p.209 | Wkbk Ex. 7 & 8 p.73-75 | Begin Review of Ch. 10-12 txbk pgs. 211-214 | |
| Classical Latin IV | Complete translation of De Bello Gallico 1.3 p.44; Comp Qs p.45 | Ex. 1 p.45 and review for Test | Review for Test | Study for Test | Test - De Bello Gallico 1.3 and Language Facts 1.1-1.3 | |
| Ancient History | **Quiz #2 (ch. 9-15). If you finish in class, you may begin reading Tuesday's homework assignment. | Read chapters 16-18. Come to class prepared to discuss chapter 16 on Wednesday. | In class: discuss chapter 16, The Barbarian Invasions. | Map work: Map 17.1, Abram's World. Due Monday, 9/26. | In class: Discuss chapter 17, the first Monotheist. We will discuss Abraham and the intersection of Biblical and secular history. | **We will discuss chapter 18 on Monday, 9/26. |
| Intro to Physics | Return chapter 2 test and discuss in class. Begin Chapter 3 Newton's Laws of Motion section 3.1-3.2.1 | Correct chapter 2 test for credit. if you haven't already read experiment 2 p 349. | In class experiment 2 p 349 | Read Chapter 3 sections 3.2.2-3.2.6 | Chapter 3.2.2-3.2.4 | no homework |
