<p>Sub Plan for 6/1/16</p><p>Do Now: 10 mins</p><p> In groups, prepare your TPP presentations, your posters are on the back tables. Make sure everyone speaks during the presentation or answering a question. Ask a student from another group to film it on their iPad.</p><p>Presentations: 25 mins</p><p> Groups will present one at a time, with 5 minutes each. (president in charge of timer) Answer at least 2 questions. Then email the video to [email protected]</p><p> While other groups are presenting, think of clarifying questions to ask and take notes because you will need this info for your letters</p><p> When you are finished, leave the posters on the same back tables</p><p>Letters: 30 mins</p><p> Go to http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/ to find your representative and click until you get their contact page to send an email</p><p> Yes, you need to put your information because they need to know that you live in their district</p><p> Write a professional letter urging your rep to vote against the TPP and use at least 3 reasons mentioned in the presentations</p><p> Here is a sentence starter: Dear Representative Schiff, I am writing to urge you to reject the Trans Pacific Partnership because…</p><p> Before you click “submit” take a screen shot and email it to [email protected]</p><p> If you do not have your iPad, write your letter NEATLY on a sheet of paper and leave it in my box in the office with a timestamp of no later than 1:35pm</p><p>Research Papers: 30 mins</p><p> You are going to format your papers today, using footnotes</p><p> You can begin by watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQAykV0pI_E</p><p> Now you will open your research paper and click on “make a copy”</p><p> Title your copy Per_LastFirst_Draft</p><p> You do not need to share the new copy with me. This is a back up in case something goes wrong with the formatting, and in case you need your notes for future editing  Back in the original doc (Per_Last First_Final)</p><p> o erase all of the intro stuff from braistorming</p><p> o move the annotated bibliography after the paper (but still in the same doc)</p><p> o the beginning of the doc should be your title and then your paper</p><p> o add a footnote for each reference and delete extra information that is no longer needed</p><p> o for example, since the whole citation is in the footnote, you can simplify your citations with the most relevant part:</p><p>. According to Franklin’s autobiography, “blah blah.”1</p><p>. Pavlov’s research suggests blah blah.2</p><p>. In a New York Times article, “blah blah.”3</p><p> o When you finish, switch with your elbow partner and make sure it looks good</p><p> o You do not need to print this paper, I will check the final grading in docs tonight</p><p>Extra Time: if you finish early, you can set up the John Oliver video on tobacco with the projector and speakers and takes notes on what that could mean if the TPP passes: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=6UsHHOCH4q8</p><p>Homework for Friday: watch this video on immigration at home and take notes on how it relates to NAFTA: https://vimeo.com/11155073</p><p>1 Here is where you write the full citation for Franklin’s book.</p><p>2 Here is where you write the full citation for Pavlov’s study.</p><p>3 Here is where you write the full citation for the NY Times article.</p>