1. Division & Classification
Do Now: Set up a Cornell Note
Division & Classification
Purpose: to break down complex ideas/topics into its parts

2. Types of Selfies Halo I exist I have Friends Inconvenient Sleeping
Are they all related to the same thing?
Are there more types?
Do any of these overlap?

3. Division and Classification Musts
Focused on one topic:
i.e. Types of Shakespeare’s Plays
Complete:
i.e. histories, comedies, tragedies
Avoiding overlap:
i.e. Histories, comedies, tragedies, and plays about kings

4. Timed Discussion Make an assignmentp
Make an assignment
What are you reading for?
What will you do while you are reading?
Set a time limit for how long people will talk
How will you ensure they talk that long?
What order will you go in?
Answer:
What questions arose about division/classification in your group?

5. Homework Read “Kinds of Discipline” by John Holt, pp.527-528
Determine if his division/classification is focused, complete, and not overlapping
Write an introduction, with a thesis that focuses on Division/Classification

6. Do Now
With your partner: How many categories of Clothing can you come up with?

7. Which of these things don’t belong?
Dreams
Nightmares
Paralyzing
Imagining
Replaying the day
Automobiles
SUVs
Trucks
Sedans
Electric cars
Homes
Sheds
Cottages
Mansions
Tract houses
Jobs
Technical
Waiter
Professional
Hard labor

8. Go back to types of clothing
Make sure the types don’t overlap
Make sure the list is the same kind of “type”
(i.e. all general names OR all styles)
Make sure the list is complete

9. Writing your own Look at your Definition & your Causal Analysis
Can you divide up your term into types?
i.e. Abuse: Sexual, Physical, Emotional, Neglect
Can you divide up the causes or effects into types?
i.e. Poverty’s Effects: social, physical, cognitive, emotional

10. After Lunch Agenda
Come up with questions to ask me about your writing so far
Write your name on the board in the order in which you wish me to call you over
Begin writing your Division/Classification