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=Shooting Stars Assignment - Grade 9 - Mrs. Foley= Assignment

Rubric

=English 9 H Research Paper=


 * [[file:Romeo and Juliet Research Project Directions[1].doc]] ||


 * [|Why Shakespeare Is Classic] ||= [|Shakespeare- The History of English] || [|Shakespeare Theme Analysis] ||

=Themes of Romeo & Juliet=

Impulsive ||  || Stereotypes || Revenge Vengence || Impetuous ||<  ||<   ||< Comeuppance Retaliation || Catastrophe ||  ||   || "Just Desserts" || "Generation Gap" ||  || Serendipity ||   ||   || "Justifiable Homicide" || 1. The powerful nature of romantic love can lead to violent destruction. 2. Youthful passion conflicts with the values of parents and more mature advisors. 3. There are forces in life, such as fate, over which humans have no control. 4. Hasty, reckless actions may have unintended,or even disastrous consequences. 5. Love at first sight truly exists. 6. Hate can produce dire consequences. 7. You will get what you deserve.
 * < ==Theme 1== ||< ==Theme 2== ||< ==Theme 3== ||< ==Theme 4== ||< ==Theme 5== ||< ==Theme 6== ||< ==Theme 7== ||
 * < The powerful nature of romantic love can lead to violent destruction. ||< Youthful passion conflicts with the values of parents and more mature advisors. ||< There are forces in life, such as fate, over which humans have no control. ||< Hasty, reckless actions may have unintended,or even disastrous consequences. ||< Love at first sight truly exists. ||< Hate can produce dire consequences. ||< You will get what you deserve. ||
 * < ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||< ===Keywords=== ||
 * < Jealousy ||< Teen ||< Fate ||< Consequences ||<  ||< Prejudice ||< Karma ||
 * < Love ||< Rebellion ||< Destiny ||< Planning ||<  ||< "Hate Crime" ||< Fate ||
 * "Abusive Relationship" || Fads || Free Will || Forethought
 * "Obsessive Love" || Trends || Luck || Unintended ||  || Bigotry || Retribution ||
 * < "Domestic Abuse" ||< Craze ||<  ||< Reckless
 * || Disapproval ||  || Short-sighted
 * || Forbidden Love
 * [|Teen Health and Wellness](subject:Safety OR Mind, Mood & Emotions)
 * [|Consumer Health Complete]
 * Psychology Today - [|Jealousy]
 * BBC News - Kerry Smith Murder - April 4, 2012 - [|News Story]
 * Manchester News - April 2, 2012 - [|News Story]
 * Detroit News - April 5, 2012 -[| News Story]
 * There are many, many more news stories that you can find.
 * Storycorps [|Story 1][|Story 2][|Story 3]
 * Psychology Today - [|Teenage Rebellion]
 * Silly Bandz Craze - [|News Story]
 * Aqsa Parvez Murder - [|News Story]
 * Monika Rani Murder - [|News Story]
 * ABC World News - [|Natural Disasters or Divine Punishment?]
 * Faith Healing Cases - [|Neal Beagley] [|Kara Neumann] [|David Hickmann]
 * [|The Darwin Awards]
 * The New York Times - [|Unintended Consequences]
 * Storycorps [|Story 1][|Story 2][|Story 3][|Story 4]
 * [|Teen Health and Wellness](subject: Diversity)
 * [|Facts on File: Issues and Controversies]
 * [|Global Issues in Context]
 * [|Opposing Viewpoints in Context]
 * Storycorps - [|Racism]
 * Name-based [|Resume Discrimination]
 * Consider discrimination against LGBTQ individuals, agism, and overweight people
 * The Huffington Post - [|Karma]
 * The Wall Street Journal - [|Justifiable Homicide]
 * ABC World News - [|Natural Disasters or Divine Punishment?]
 * CNN Blog - [|Martyrdom Incentive]

=Resources for ALL themes:= media type="custom" key="13835750"


 * Type in one or two of your keywords
 * Examine your search results for success or failure, and use search results to identify new keywords (or discard old ones)
 * Broaden or narrow your results using different combination of your keywords
 * Filter your results by "News"
 * Evaluate websites using the [|5 W's],[| RADCAB],and by using the [[file:Clues to URL's.doc]]
 * Keep track of what you find so you can cite it later!


 * media type="custom" key="13835854"
 * Type in one or two of your keywords
 * Sort by Relevance
 * Refine by "Documents with Full-Text"
 * Content Types: default is magazines, but also try "news"
 * Limit Search by: related subjects, or document type ("Article")
 * Keep track of what you find so you can cite it later! (Printed or emailed articles from a database will include a citation)
 * To search from home use : cchslibrary

media type="custom" key="13839128"


 * Type in one or two of your keywords
 * Examine your search results for success or failure, and use search results to identify new keywords (or discard old ones)
 * Broaden or narrow your results using different combination of your keywords
 * Evaluate websites using the [|5 W's],[| RADCAB], and by using the [[file:Clues to URL's.doc]]
 * Websites included in Sweet Search have been evaluated for inclusion by a human
 * Keep track of what you find so you can cite it later!

Cite Your Sources

 * [[file:MLA Format and Style 1.PDF]] || [[file:Incorporating Quotations 1.PDF]] || [[file:Research Paper-Editing Checklist.PDF]] ||
 * [[file:MLA Format and Style 2.PDF]] || [[file:Incorporating Quotations 2.PDF]] || [[file:Sample Works Cited Page- MLA Format.PDF]] ||


 * ===Plagiarism Prevention - Try these tools out on your own papers to check for plagiarism or missing citations.===
 * ===[|Perdue OWL]===
 * ===[|Bibme.org]===
 * ===[|Citation Machine]===
 * ===Article=== ||  ||
 * =====Format===== || Author’s Last name, First name. “Article.” //Italicize// or __Underline__ Periodical’s Title Day Month Year: page #. ||
 * =====Example===== || Bezell, Robert. “Science and Society: Growth Industry.” __New Republic__ 15 Mar. 1993: 13-14. ||


 * ===Website=== ||  ||
 * ====Format==== || Author’s Last name, First name (if given). “Article’s Title.” __Underline Site Title__. Date posted or last updated. Sponsor of the site. Day Month Year of Access . ||
 * ====Example==== || “Cambridge MA Census 2000: Data and Analysis.” __City of Cambridge: Community Development Department, Community Planning Division__. 2002. City of Cambridge. 8 July 2002 []. ||

Plagiarism Checkers and Shakespeare
//Did Plagiarism Prevention Software identify a new Shakespeare play?// [|New York Times] [|Time Magazine] [|The Telegraph] [|The Star]