Immigration to Oregon
1800 to 2000

English VI (Language and Culture), Summer 2000


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Tentative Schedule and Homework
Summer 2000

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May 2000

Monday

Tuesday

Thursday

Friday

22

Homework: (1) interview an "Oregonian"; (2) read the syllabus

23

Homework: Review everything we've covered for a quiz on Thursday, and (2) read about the Kalapuya and answer the questions accompanying the reading

25


Homework: (1) Prepare for the museum visit

26

To the Marion County Historical Society Museum: class meets 8:50 to 10:05 today

Homework: (1) Prepare jigsaw exchange of information from the museum; (2) write a Kalapuya journal entry

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June 2000

Monday

Tuesday

Thursday

Friday

29

No class - Memorial Day

30

Homework: (1)Finish the exchange of information from the museum; (2) Practice asking and answering questions for the CCC visit

1

 

2

Homework:

5

  • Discuss Chemeketa Community College visit
  • Review Juan Angel

 

Finish reading "Juan Angel" and do the exercises

6

  • Computer lab; using the Website for information and to see your grades
  • Discuss "Juan Angel"
  • Overview of Hispanic migration and immigration to Oregon; terms

Homework:

8

Homework: Prepare to teach at Grant School

9

  • Individual conferences

Homework: Prepare for visit to Grant Bilingual Elementary School

12

 

Homework: Prepare to teach at Grant School

13

  • Depart at 8:15 a.m. for Grant Elementary school for cultural exchange

Homework: Do the worksheet about the visit to Grant

15

  • Debrief Grant visit
  • European Immigrants: Germans at Mt. Angel (Mitsu) and Swiss monks at Mt. Angel (Masayo)

Homework: Worksheet from trip; Work on teaching presentations

16

  • Depart at 8:00 for Mt. Angel and Woodburn (Russian Old Believer, German, Swiss and Mexican immigrants); return by 11:15

Homework: Worksheet from trip; Work on teaching presentations

 

19

The city of Woodburn (Harumi)

Articles ("the", "a" & "an") with proper nouns (names)

Homework:

  • Work on teaching presentations
  • So the worksheet on articles ("the", "a" & "an") with proper nouns (names)

20

Class begins at 9:15

Japanese immigrants to Oregon (Yuki)

African Americans in Oregon (Yukari)

Homework:

  • Work on teaching presentations
  • Do the worksheet on proper nouns and articles

22

Speaker: Mr. Katagiri (history and experiences of Japanese Americans in Oregon)

Homework:

23

Korean immigrants in Salem (Dae Jin)

German-Americans in the U. S. and in Oregon (Ryusuke)

"the" with geographic names

Homework: Begin to study for the final

26

Hmong immigrants to Oregon (Takuya)

Review

Homework: study for the final

27

  • Written final

Homework: study for the final

29

  • Oral final

Homework: none

30

Class begins at 9:45

  • Evaluations
  • Celebration

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