English I - Honors with Mr. P

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Dear Parents & Students -

Welcome to Mr. Phillips' English I - Honors! In our increasingly technology-driven society, there has got to be a way to keep both parents and students on the "up and up" as to what's going on in class. Here it is! It is my sincere hope that this blog is utilized to its maximum potential in this upcoming school year.

Freshmen, this is your blog. This is going to be a way for you to interact with your fellow classmates (at an honors level, of course), look for any homework assignment you may have missed, and keep your parents informed about the amazing stories that you're reading or the even more amazing stories that you're writing!

Bearing that in mind, there are, of course, basic ground rules:
1. Speak like an Honors student (i.e. - no profanity, insults, name-calling, text message lingo, etc.).
2. Write in complete sentences. You are in an English course.
3. Don't be afraid to post if you have a question about anything! There's a good chance that someone may have the same question as you!
4. Keep an open mind. There may be times when we have discussions via the blog and someone will say something you do not agree with. Consider their perspective.

I am looking forward to an awesome year and, again, please use this blog to it's maximum potential. I created it for you!

Mr. P

3 comments:

hey c philli does our ummm rough draft have to be written up? becuz me and kohl typed ours

Kyle,

I will gladly answer your question, but not until you rethink how you typed that.

Mr. P

Ok Im sorry for my bad grammar. Will you please tell me the awnser. :)

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Hey Freshmen!

Come here for important reminders for tests, nightly homework, or any important project assignments that you may have! Remember, you must speak like the brilliant mind that I know you are. This means, no text message lingo, use complete sentences, etc.

Also, we can use this blog as a continuation for our amazing class discussions that we'll often have! Feel free to ask me any questions about what we're reading at any time. If you come across something while you're reading at home, don't hesitate to post it up here! There's a good chance that someone may have your same question!

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