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Exploring Chi: Its Reality and Modern Equivalence

On Thursday, March 29, 2012, we delve into the concept of 'chi'—its essence, reality, and contemporary interpretations. The session includes an SAT vocabulary focus on the term 'genteel,' which refers to being well-bred, refined, and elegant. Participants will also engage in a CRES test analyzing thematic elements, particularly exploring Okonkwo's experience with exile in "Things Fall Apart." Additionally, we will examine William Shakespeare’s influence through a film viewing and subsequent discussion, with a review of Chapters 14-17 and their key questions.

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Exploring Chi: Its Reality and Modern Equivalence

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  1. Thursday, March 29, 2012 Warm Up: What is chi? Is it real? Is there a modern equivalent? SAT Word: genteel- adj. well-bred or refined; polite; elegant; stylish.

  2. GOALS • CRES test on THEME • How does Okonkwo like exile? • Who is William Shakespeare?

  3. I. Theme CRES • Wait for teacher to read the script • You will have 30 minutes to complete the timed writing.

  4. II. Things Fall Apart • Review/Collect Chapter 14 • Chapter 15 notes – ppt • Complete Ch 16-17 Qs for tomorrow

  5. III. Meet the Shakespeare • A. View movie • B. Answer questions

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