27 June 2012, Wed

Eng 10

• photocopy the readings (Logic and Evidence); read the assertion part [click here //thanks Justin]
• make sure you've read "The Hipster in the Mirror" by Mark Greif and "Lecture on Globalization" by Anthony Giddens
• 5"x8" index card

1. 4 types of assertion + their definitions
2. Why are these classifications not adequate?
3. Give examples (lifted from the two readings, Hipster and Globalization) of each type

• [UPDATED] according to the syllabus: watch "Malcolm Gladwell: What we can learn from spaghetti sauce", "Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?" and "Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action"; read the Logical Fallacies handout

Kas 1

• read "The Baseline Issue" by Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV
• read China's claim on the Scarborough Shoal issue (china.org.com)
• read the Philippines' claim on the same issue (Institute of International Legal Studies, UP Law Center)
• short bond paper, 3-4 pages, Times New Roman 12, 1.5 line-spacing

1. summary of "The Baseline Issue" (1-1.5 pages only) //guide questions: What is the Philippine baseline? What's the problem? What is his proposal regarding the baseline in Western Luzon? 
2. China's claim
3. Philippines' claim
4. your own analysis of the aforementioned issue
5. cite your sources (may all be from the internet); use footnotes (not endnotes!), MLA style [click here for reference/examples]

• [UPDATED] read on the Geological Foundations of the Philippines (R. Punungbayan "Genesis of the Philippines" Atlas of the Philippines / Kasaysayang Bayan, Aralin 1 - pp. 1-7)

MBB 10

• we might have a quiz...

Math 17 dis

• quiz on Factoring (?)
• [UPDATED] 1/2 crosswise: show solution, answer should be in simplest form