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1. T ake notes

2. How do we cite evidence?
3. What is a sentence starter?

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By the end of this session, students will be able to:

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By the end of this session, students will be able to:

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1) I can locate and summarize evidence in the text to support my analysis of what the text says. [RL.9-10.1]
2)I can draw conclusions based on what the text suggests implicitly by making inferences and identifying the author's tone and purpose of writing this text. [RL.9-10.1]

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Check your activity, and then answer the questions mentioned in the attached word document.

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Check your activity, and then answer the questions mentioned in the attached word document.

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Working on pages 267-268, paragraphs 2,3, and 4.

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Check the link on the meeting chat.

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Love can bring to a human both joy and pain

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Love can bring to a human both joy and pain

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1) paraphrase the quote.
2) Do you agree or disagree?
3) Justify your answer.

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Check your activity, and then answer the questions mentioned in the attached word document.

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Check your activity, and then answer the questions mentioned in the attached word document.

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After reading paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 on pages 267,278. Identify the meanings of the words below using contextual clues. You can also use any online dictionary you prefer. 

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After reading paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 on pages 267,278. Identify the meanings of the words below using contextual clues. You can also use any online dictionary you prefer. 

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1) lofty
2) forlorn
3) consoled
4) scandals
5) barons
6)unassailable
7) delirium

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1) Love isn't blind it perceives what is most genuine.
2) i agree

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1- love unleashes the hidden qualities
2- i disagree
3- When we fall in love, we see the other person in a way we didn't before. We cherish and care for that person beyond normal standards.

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1 love can see the truth itself
2 I agree

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1) sentence starter is a quick word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence to help the reader transition

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1. Love isn't blind, it can show us what is most true.
2. I agree
3. Love can make us see things about a person that we didn't see before.

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lofty- tall
forlorn- hopeless
consoled- comfort
scandals- disgrace
barons- noble
unassailable- invulnerable
delirium- hysteria

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- Love is not incapable of seeing, rather it recognizes what is the purest.
- I agree.
- When in love, you can almost sense when someone is being genuine or not based on how they act, and that can be because of the connection you've made, which could've shifted your perception of the other person.

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Love isnt blind it sees the truth.

I agree

love should be known to others and not keep it a secret and show the truth to others

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1. Love is not sightless. What is most genuine is seen through it.

2. i agree

3. if you love someone, you will not see the faults in that person, you'll only see the good in them.  (example: according to the text)

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When we fall in love we see that other person in a way we didn't before.
I agree
when we fall in love, we cherish and care for that person beyond normal standards.

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1) Love can see the hidden; it's not blind. It sees what's true and genuine in anyone's feelings and emotions, and unleashes them.

2) I agree

3) We seek someone's love by being true and honest to them, expressing our genuine true self, and our genuine feelings for them. Love sees that truth and makes us see that truth and believe in the person we love.

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1- we need to look back at the text and analyze it to find evidence that supports an idea, answer a question or make a claim.
2- word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence to help the reader transition

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- Evidence citation begins with stating a point and finding information that supports that point.
- A sentence starter is a phrase placed at the beginning of a sentence that helps set the tone for what the reader is about to read.

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1. Love distinguishes everything that is true and is not unseeing.
2. I agree.
3. Love is based on truth and knowing your partner more than yourself.

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Love can see through the lies and filter out the truth.
I agree
When you fall in love with someone, their best qualities take over their flaws in your eyes.

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lofty - height
consoled - comfort
barons - noble
scandals - dishonor
delirium - hysteria
forlorn - miserable

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Lofty: tall height.
Forlorn: miserable
Consoled: comforting someone
Scandals: an action that causes public outrage
Barons: someone noble
Unassailable: invincible
delirium: passion

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- Analyzing and reading the text thoroughly can help us make inferences and cite evidence to support our claims.
- A phrase or word that helps in making a smooth transition when the author is stating a new idea.

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2. We sight evidence by analyzing the text fully and marking the words that help us understand it further more and answer questions better.
3. It is a word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence that help the reader transition.

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It is not love that is blind, it is only the unnoticed eye that cannot see the real qualities of people.
i agree

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1. After you find the text that supports your answer, highlight or underline the evidence, then use a sentence starter to help you cite your evidence.

2. sentence starters: are the words or phrases that introduce the rest of the sentence.

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1. We cite evidence by giving supporting ideas from the text that back up our point
2. The sentence starter helps the reader transition

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1. Love isn’t blind it perceives what is most genuine..
2. I agree

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We cite evidence by reading the text and choosing the evidence that supports the idea.
A sentence starter is a word or phrase at the beginning of the sentence that helps the reader transition.

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1. Text evidence is part of the text that supports and proves your answer.
2. We look back and the text and find proof/evidence for our claim/s.
3. It's a word/phrase that starts a sentence to help the reader transition.

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1. love isn’t blind, love can see the truth itself

2. i agree
3.when we fall in love we can’t see the person in the right way

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- To cite evidence, we should look back into the text for evidence to support an idea, answer a question or make a claim.
- A sentence starter is a quick word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence to help the reader transition

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1. lofty: tall.
2. forlorn: hopeless.
3. consoled: comfort.
4. scandals: disgrace.
5. barons: noble.
6. unassailable: invulnerable.
7. delirium: hysteria.

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1- To cite evidence, we have to paraphrase or use quotes from the text
2- Sentence starters are the words or phrases that introduce the rest of the sentence, typically set apart by commas.

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1 done
2 we have to go back to the text and find an evidence which can support our answer
3  sentence starter is a quick word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence to help the reader transition, such as the phrase “in general.”

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- lofty: of imposing height
-forlorn: lonely and abandoned
- consoled: comfort someone going through a period of disappointment
- scandals: an action regarded morally or legally wrong
- barons: nobility
- unable to be attacked, unbreakable, invincible
- delirium: a mind state where some of the symptoms include restlessness and seeing illusions

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lofty: Tall
forlorn: hopeless
consoled: comfort
scandals: disgrace
barons: noble
unassailable: invulnerable
delirium: hysteria

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delirium- hysteria
unassailable-invulnerable
barons-noble
scandals- disgrace
consoled-comfort
forlorn-hopeless
lofty-tall

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- student should go back to the text to support the idea

- A sentence opener, such as the phrase in general is a brief word or phrase that appears at the start of a sentence to aid the reader's transition.

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1. Lofty -> Great
2. Forlorn -> Miserable, mournful
3. Consoled -> comforted
4. Scandals -> dishonor, disgrace.
5. Baron -> someone noble
6. Unassainable -> can't be attacked, invincible.
7. Delirium -> hallucination, hysteria

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1. love isn’t blind, love can see the truth itself

2. i agree
3.when we fall in love we can’t see the person in the right way

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1- lofty: height
2- forlorn: lonely
3- consoled: comfort
4- scandals: disgrace
5- barons: noble
6- unassailable: unable to be attacked
7- deliruim: wild excitement

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Lofty: great
Forlorn: sorrowful
Consoled: solace

Scandals: an action regarded morally or legally wrong
Barons: someone noble
Unassailable: invincible
delirium: hysteria

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1)Citing textual evidence requires students to look back into the text for evidence to support an idea, answer a question or make a claim.

2)Sentence starters are the words or phrases that introduce the rest of the sentence.

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-student should go back to the text to support the idea..
2. It’s a word.phrase that start a sentence to help the reader transition..
3. We look back and the text and find proof .evidence of our claim.

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1) lofty: tall.
2) forlorn: hopeless.
3.)consoled: comfort.
4) scandals: disgrace.
5) barons: noble.
6)unassailable: invulnerable.
7)delirium: hysteria

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1)Lofty: Great

2) Forlorn: Unhappy or Sad.

3)Consoled: Disappointment.

4)scandal: Shame.

5)Barons: Nobel or Peer and Lord.

6)Unassailable: Unable to be attacked, Questioned, or Defeated.

7)Delirium: Illusions, and Incoherence.