1. Stephanie Beniek Malaurie Heidenescher Albert Crichton Jack (Curtis) Greene II Ashlin Idemoto Leilani Akana Christian (David) Lam ProjectionCart Valerie LaneBryan Maderas Justin Maunupau Carina Pelletier Kamele Manoa Joshua Nishimoto Cody Okada- Krueger Anissa Pasion Teachers’ Hitsa PhamCourtney Piche Charlette Joy Ragudos Taliau (King) Tavela- Afalava Renay Dayton- Gerona Desk Seating Chart (Period 2)

2. SEATING CHART (Period 5) Mahlon Kapule III Heather Corpuz Adam DenisPreston Matteo Donato Leonard Firme Jr. Kristen Joy Foronda Petrice GotoPualani Howard Lazarus Jove ProjectionCart Courtney Ledesma Arianna LeeJohnathan Lonso Jovy Manzanares Michael OMeally Emily MosesDerrick Ogawa- Staples Joshua Pangayan Shonnel Patao- Galacgac Marcus Sabado Teachers’ Jonnel Santos Keani Sayles Miurina Soyon Ahley Ferreira Desk

3. Opening: Bell Work SSR (15 minutes) –If you don’t have a book, please grab one off the bookshelf –Remember to return the book you borrowed –If you would like to take the book home, you have to return after school to sign it out with Mr. Kennedy

4. Agenda November 8, 2010 Objective: We will be able to…  Read and discuss pp.62-67 of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Opening: Bell Work  SSR (15 minutes) Discussion  The value of intellectualism in our society Closing: Exit Pass  Does our society value intellectualism? Explain.

5. Final Exam (week of Dec. 13, 14, 15, and 16) What is Ray Bradbury, the author of Fahrenheit 451, saying about the world we currently live in?

6. Pop Quiz No talking Once you are done, turn your paper over on your desk Ms. Rena will come and collect it

7. Reading Large group circle Pp. 62-67

8. Discussion Groups (Period 2) Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6 Anissa JustinCurtisCarinaValerie DavidCharletteAshlinMeleAlbert CodyBryanKingJoshuaRenay Courtney Malaurie HitsaLeilani Stephanie Directions: Take your notebook out and set-up your Cornell Notes.

9. Activity (Period 5) Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6 MichaelJovyPrestonAshleyShonellJoshua CourtneyDerrickLeonardMarcusAriannaHeather PuaMiurinaEmilyPetriceLanceAdam MahlonJohnKeaniKristenJonnel Directions: Take your notebook out and set-up your Cornell Notes.

10. Cornell Notes Title: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (pp. 62-67) Exit Pass: DQ’s: Notes:

11. Scenario 1 OccupationSalary Elementary School Teacher $53,000/year High School Teacher$55,000/year College Professor$67,000/year Family Physician (doctor) $156,000/year "Jersey Shore" cast members $390,000/year ($30,000/episode) President of the U.S.$400,000/year Major League Baseball Player $3.3 million/year (average)

12. Discussion Questions Is it ok that athletes make more than doctors? Explain. Is it ok that reality t.v. stars make almost as much as the president of the U.S.? Explain. What do these salaries say about what we value in our society?

13. Scenario 2 The BOE is considering cutting the budget for Varsity sports and using that money to provide every student with a personal laptop for all of their four years in high school. The laptops would enhance the schools’ curriculum and academic programs.

14. Discussion Questions Should we vote yes to do this? Why or why not?

15. Scenario 3 Currently, a high school athlete only needs a 2.0 GPA to be eligible to play sports. The DOE is now considering raising its standard to a 3.0 GPA.

16. Discussion Questions Should it be raised? Why or why not?

17. Closing: Exit Pass Is “intellectual ” a swear word in our society as Beatty says on p. 62?

18. Blog When a student playing for the football team scores a touchdown, just about everyone in the 'Aiea bleachers cheers for him/her. How many students cheer for a classmate who just got an A on a test? What are your thoughts on this? Explain.