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Unbelievable

10/6/2025

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'What causes people to believe the unbelievable? Explain.
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Tick Tock

9/23/2025

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Does a society need strict schedules to function, or does that merely disguise control? Explain.
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Strengths

9/15/2025

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What are your physical and mental strengths?  How would you feel if you were forced to stop using your strengths? Why?
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Walking With Myself

9/11/2025

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When was the last time you took a walk—no phone, no headphones? What did you notice?
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The Character of Character

9/4/2025

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Daily Literary Quote
“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.
                                                                                                -Martin Luther King, Jr.

Journal Prompt
What does Dr. King mean by the famous quote above?  What is character?  Can it be seen?  How does “character” relate to fictional “characters”?  Provide specific examples.
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Welcome to the Jungle!

9/3/2025

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Respond to the following prompts:
  1. Name
  2. Birthplace
  3. Favorite movie/show
  4. Favorite book
  5. Highlight of your summer
  6. "If I could be an inanimate object, I'd be a(n) __________________________ because...."
  7. “2 truths and a lie” – Share two little-known facts about yourself and make up something that is not true (in no particular order).  The rest of the class will have to guess which is the lie.

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