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Class work: Students discussed Jewkes essay in teams. Then we continued the discussion of "innocence" as a class.
Rubric was distributed and 1st essay was assigned: "When did you realize you were no longer a child?"
Due Thursday.
300-650 words
This is a practice college application essay, which should be positive and demonstrate personal growth. Try not to be too literal. Perhaps choose an event that can serve as a symbol of your "loss of innocence".
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