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This document provides an end of quarter plan for an English class. It outlines that the next class will include an in-class essay exam on Plato's "The Allegory of the Cave" and Woolf's "Shakespeare's Sister." The following class will have a makeup vocabulary exam and student self-assessment. The third class listed will be meetings by appointment to discuss essays. Additional deadlines are listed for self-assessments and revised essays due the last week. Instructions are provided for the in-class essay exam in terms of time, allowed materials, and paper requirements. Students are assigned postings on the discussion board to prepare for their final essay.
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This document provides an end of quarter plan for an English class. It outlines the following key events:
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- Thanksgiving break on November 28th with no class.
- A make-up exam and self-assessment due on December 3rd.
- Optional meetings by appointment on December 5th with no regular class.
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