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I finished Little Britches and am onto the next step in the Putting Thomas Jefferson Education to Work challenge. Step four is: Read and Annotate a Classic. You are to complete the following steps in one week.
1. Read once through the Declaration of Independence
2. Read it again, this time looking up every unclear word in a dictionary. Write down each definition.
3. Read it again and write down 10 ideas that are interesting to you from the reading.
4. Sit down with at least 2 people and explain your ten ideas to them. Give them a copy of the Declaration so you can refer to specific items during your explanation.
I completed step one last night and will get going on the other steps. Enjoy!
2. Read it again, this time looking up every unclear word in a dictionary. Write down each definition.
3. Read it again and write down 10 ideas that are interesting to you from the reading.
4. Sit down with at least 2 people and explain your ten ideas to them. Give them a copy of the Declaration so you can refer to specific items during your explanation.
I completed step one last night and will get going on the other steps. Enjoy!
1 comment:
I really need to annotate! I'm good at tearing through the books, but not so good at annotating them.
Thanks for the reminder Googs!
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