May 5 2021 History of Social Media

 Attendance

Self Guided Reading - 20 min

What is Social Media? (in your own words) - Discussion 

History of Social Media - Class Review.


Group Work:

Negatives & Benefits of using Social Media - Group Work Chalk Assignment - brainstorm - T-Chart min - 5 in each category. (Home Learners - please write these out and send a screenshot/pic to the Eng 9 Home Learning Channel) 

(Home Learners - please write one out and send a screenshot/pic to the Eng 9 Home Learning Channel) 

Class Review of chalk work. 


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