“If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.” ~Toni Morrison

Speaker (Hour 1): 
David Muhammad from I Am My Brother's Keeper (http://www.iambkcdc.org)

Humanities (Hour 2):
Due: Trait/Behavior Paper Draft #2

Journal: What is a problem that you see in the world? How do you know it's a problem?

Written Communication Rubric

Trait/Behavior Peer Critique

Trait/Behavior editing

DUE END OF CLASS: Mandala haikus
Write haikus to pair with the mandalas that you made at retreat

Barnes & Noble Readers

Project Work Time: Grouping for Project (Groups of 3)

Harbor Days Exhibition Schedule

Useful Links:
Speaker Article Expectations
Harbor Days Exhibition Schedule

Upcoming Due Dates:
Trait/Behavior Paper Draft #2: TODAY

Index Artwork: TODAY

Speaker Paper #2: September 14th, Beginning of Class 

Barnes & Noble Exhibition: September 16th, 4-5:40pm

Oceanside Harbor Days Class 1: September 24th, 9am-6pm (Check for your time here: Harbor Days Exhibition Schedule)

​Oceanside Harbor Days Class 2: September 25th, 9am-5pm (Check for your time here: Harbor Days Exhibition Schedule)

Extension Questions for Home:
1. What makes good critique? Have you gotten good critique? Why or why not? What kind of critique have you given others? Do you think the critique you give is useful?