Agenda - Week 5

 


  • Monday 9/19
    • Free Write - Try This 3.4
    • Announcements
    • Chapter 3 clarifications 
      • What is the difference between a character sketch versus monologue (character development versus genre)
      • The Police Report  versus The Interview
    • other monologues - dialogue
  • Wednesday 9/21
    • Frank X Walker 
    • Sonia Sanchez
  • Friday 9/23
    • Meet with TAs Ruma and Arden in recitation classrooms

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