Today in Humanities class we went over the answers for our "Judging Without Trial" worksheet. We did this to help us understand how to do the questions better, and also to help us clarify our answers, and fix any if necessary. We also got a vocabulary worksheet for "The Outsiders" and did numbers 1 to 8. We did this so that we can get a better sense of the words used in the book "The Outsiders" and what they mean. Lastly, we read part of Chapter One of "The Outsiders". We read this book because we thought this good could teach us a good lesson, or that the morals introduced in the story are still taught today. Connections beyond Humanities class include being able to understand the words we are reading, no matter what class we're in, and comprehension in general.
We had homework today, and that was to finish reading Chapter One of "The Outsiders", then do question number one on the "The Outsiders--Chapter One" worksheet.
--Alice
Thanks Alice. When we discussed the "Judging Without Trial" essay, what were some of the important things brought up about stereotypes?
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