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The Rise of Realism

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Module 2A: Unit 1: Lesson 12

Module 2A: Unit 1: Lesson 12. Analyzing How Literature Draws on Themes from the Bible and World Religions: The Golden rule (Chapter 3) . Agenda. Opening Engaging the Reader and Review Learning Targets: Vocabulary Square (5 minutes) Work Time

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Writing Workshop Comparing a Play and a Film

Writing Workshop Comparing a Play and a Film. Feature Menu. Assignment Prewriting Choose a Film Focus on One Scene Compare the Film with the Play Write Your Thesis Statement Organize Your Essay Practice and Apply. Comparing a Play and a Film.

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The Crucible by Arthur Miller 1953

The Crucible by Arthur Miller 1953. A witch hunt and an allegory. The title. Crucible Noun 1. a vessel of metal used for heating substances to high temperatures. 2. A severe, searching test. Historical Context. 17 th Century East Coast America

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Arthur Miller: Connections to the Past

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Strengthen your reasoning abilities

Strengthen your reasoning abilities. Construct persuasive arguments Your goal is to get readers to believe, change or act. What is an argument?. A reason (or chain of reasons) used to support a claim Arrange in logical sequence Support with evidence. Building an argument: Step 1.

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Your task is to annotate the clips from the film version with:

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: to show an understanding of II.i from the point of view of characters and stagecraft . Your task is to annotate the clips from the film version with: Quotes from the play (in green speech bubbles)

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Thesis/Body Paragraph Development

Thesis/Body Paragraph Development. While many students fail to see the necessity of a strong thesis statement and topic sentences, they are a requirement of a well-written paper. Thesis Statement Requirements. A Thesis Statement Should Be: Your opinion on the topic of the paper;

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The Landlady

The Landlady. By Roald Dahl. Suspense is the quality in a work of literature that makes the reader uncertain or tense about what is going to happen next. Before Reading: Understand suspense and foreshadowing .

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Die verlorene Ehre der Katharina Blum

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5 th & 6 th hours

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Visualizing!

Visualizing!. By David, Mallory, and Jennifer. What is visualizing?. *Visualizing= When a reader creates mental images of what they are reading. . Does not require higher level thinking Allows the reader to place themselves in the images they create

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Strategies for Reading Notes

Strategies for Reading Notes. As you read, take notes, make comments, write questions, and explanations for each of the six strategies here to help you focus your reading. Strategies for Reading.

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Movies

Movies. Introduction. BEN HUR.

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Great Introductions!

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Rosas danst rosas- physical setting (film version)

Rosas danst rosas- physical setting (film version). No decoration. Layers of windows . One level, floor level. Brown wooden floor. Neutral- nothing stands out. Section 1 . Natural lightening- dark. Bland, dull colours. One square room surrounded by other rooms and corridors.

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Friday, October 12 th

Today is International Moment of Frustration Scream Day!. Friday, October 12 th. Get out your grammar note sheet. Write down this sentence and place the commas where you think they go . . . A tall gaunt gentleman in black a scarecrow met us at the door. *There are three commas*.

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17 December 2012

17 December 2012. If you could interview Yann Martel, what would you ask him? Come up with three newspaper worthy questions. If you could interview the director of the film version of Life of Pi, Ang Lee, what would you ask him? Come up with three more compelling questions.

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