The Final Fishbowl: "A Good Man Is Hard To Find"

This is it! Let's end with your strongest discussion yet.

If you haven't yet jumped into a hotseat, now is the time! Remember to comment consistently throughout the entire discussion.

Enjoy!

Gothic Fishbowl: A Rose for Emily

This is our second-to-last fishbowl, my friends, so let's make it noteworthy.

Remember that you are using the blog and hotseating to show me that you have read and thought about the story. Each outer circle blog is equal to 10 points in the listening and discussing category.

Enjoy, and again, get yourself into a hotseat!

Gothic Fishbowl: The Lottery

Keep up your strong work, outer circle. Two suggestions:

1. Remember to bring in at least one textual passage.
2. Get yourself into a hot seat!

Enjoy!

Gothic Fishbowl #4: "William Wilson"

Keep up your strong work, outer circle.

Here are your daily reminders:

1. Participate frequently; leave comments from the beginning of class through the very end.
2. Bring in passages.
3. Get your fun self into a hot seat!
4. Enjoy!

Gothic Fishbowl #3: "The Minister's Black Veil"

Hello, outer circle!

Remember that you want to be participating consistently from the beginning of the discussion through the very end. As always, keep bringing in passages as often as you can.

And, of course, try to get yourself into a hot seat (even if it's only for a moment).

Enjoy!

Gothic Fishbowl #2: "The Tell-Tale Heart"

Fantastic job last time, outer circle. Bravo!

Keep bringing in quotations, asking wonderful questions, and showing how your mind was working as you read this bizarre but classic Poe tale.

Enjoy!

Gothic Fishbowl #1: Fall of the House of Usher

Remember that your goal is to participate thoughtfully and CONSISTENTLY during today's discussion.

A few thoughts:

1. Hit F5 to refresh your screen (new comments do not automatically pop up).

2. Show professionalism by using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation; remember that the world will be looking at our blog.

3. If you are responding to someone directly, reference them in your comment.

4. Bring in quotations when possible.