Today we discussed the five stages of grief, as described by psychologist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. As you begin to finish up this book, I want you to think about why the book is split into five distinct parts, and if there might be a connection to the five stages of grief. To help get you thinking about these possible connections, you will be completing an organizer where you will be required to collect evidence from the book where you see examples of behavior that could be categorized into a stage of grief. We worked on it in class today, but will be due when we finish the novel. View the power point and download the assignment by clicking the link below. The rest of the period was spent discussing some chapters as a class and doing some independent reading. Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Juniors - Monday, March 2, 2009
Today we discussed the five stages of grief, as described by psychologist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. As you begin to finish up this book, I want you to think about why the book is split into five distinct parts, and if there might be a connection to the five stages of grief. To help get you thinking about these possible connections, you will be completing an organizer where you will be required to collect evidence from the book where you see examples of behavior that could be categorized into a stage of grief. We worked on it in class today, but will be due when we finish the novel. View the power point and download the assignment by clicking the link below. The rest of the period was spent discussing some chapters as a class and doing some independent reading. 
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