1. What is the longest animal on the
planet?
a) Blue Whale
b) Bootlace Worm
c) Reticulated Python
d) California Condor
e) Masai Giraffe

2. Free write—write without picking up
your pen or pencil until I say stop. Do
not worry about grammar, spelling, or
sounding silly. Start with the prompt
and go where your mind takes you.
Prompt:
 How much do you care what people think
about you? How willing are you to stand
up against a crowd even if you will be all
alone and ridiculed?
4:003:303:002:302:001:301:00:30:00

3.  I am going to show you an image
 WITHOUT TALKING or looking at your
neighbor, write immediately what you would
do in this situation
 Remember, you only get one first reaction, so
please do not look around
 Write directly on your paper what you would
do

4. You are in a crowded office building.
Quite a few people are waiting with you
in the lobby for an elevator. You are in
the middle of the pack, but you will
definitely get on the next elevator. The
doors open and you see…
You are here!

6. Now you are all by yourself waiting
for the elevator. The doors open and
you see…

8. Link

9. Link

10. Link

11. A.Sentence both people
B. Let both people go
free

12. A.Sentence three people
B. Let three people go
free

13. A.Sentence one
hundred people
B. Let one hundred
people go free

15. Link

17.  Introduction paragraph
 I. You, The Potential Helper,
Must Notice an Event Is
Occurring
 The chapter is about personal
responsibility

18.  Narrative from Slater’s
perspective
 Discussion of a particular case
 Discussion of Darley and
Latane’s experiments
 She jumps back and forth

20.  Read and annotate “Darley and
Latane’s Training Manual”
 You must have at least one thing
annotated per page
 Expect a reading quiz
 Bring your second rough draft and
mentor sheet for Essay #4
 Post to the discussion by Thursday at
11:55 p.m.; respond to at least two
students by Sunday at 11:55 p.m.