Sunday, August 25, 2013

Key Vocabulary - Week of August 26th - 30th


Students,

Here are the most important vocabulary words that you will know by the end of this week. Use the flashcards, and other study games, on Quizlet to help you learn them.

Thanks,

Mr. Ellsworth

What is a Contract?

A contract is an agreement between two people that says what one person will get in return for what the other person will give. An example of a contract is a contract to play a sport for a professional team.

In the same way, John Locke suggested that government should be a social contract between the people and the government. The people give up some power to the government in order for the government to maintain order, and the government promises to protect the natural rights of the people as written in the contract. An example of a social contract is the Constitution of the United States of America.

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Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Student Interest Survey

Students,

If you did not receive, or lost, your student interest graphic organizer, you can download and print one from right here and turn it in.

Thanks,

Mr. Ellsworth

TESOL English Syllabus & Parent Letter

Parents & Students,

Attached to this post is the TESOL English course syllabus and a letter to students' parents explaining some details about the course. Please print out the parent letter, go over it with your child, and both sign it. If returned by Monday, August 26th, your child will receive bonus points.

Thank you, and I look forward to a good year with your child.

Sincerely,

Mr. Ellsworth



American Government Syllabus & Parent Letter

Parents & Students,

Attached to this post is the American Government course syllabus and a letter to students' parents explaining some details about the course. Please print out the parent letter, go over it with your child, and both sign it. If returned by Monday, August 26th, your child will receive bonus points.

Thank you, and I look forward to a good semester with your child.

Sincerely,

Mr. Ellsworth