'United states handicapper general' diaporamas de présentation

SOAPSTone

SOAPSTone. Close Reading and Tabbing. Close Reading. Reading slowly and carefully Reading with a pen, a notebook, tabs, high lighters Keeping track of questions you may have Reading the text as a whole vs. looking for specific elements of the text

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Harrison Bergeron By: Kurt Vennugot jr.

Harrison Bergeron By: Kurt Vennugot jr. By: Jaret K., Nathan L., and Justin N. Focus Question. What would it be like if everybody was equal in everything (strength, agility, looks, and intelligence)?. Summary.

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Vigilance

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Words in Context

Words in Context . What does it MEAN ?. What do you do?. When you come to a word that you do not know while reading, what can you do to figure it out? (brainstorm) What are these strategies called? CONTEXT CLUES! Why are context clues helpful to the reader?. Context Clues.

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Harrison Bergeron

Harrison Bergeron. Paul Wilson Spencer Brown Kaz Ueda. The equality was due to which three amendments to the Constitution?. What was used to handicap those more intelligent than others? .

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Everything was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt.

Everything was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt. - Kurt Vonnegut, Writer, Teacher, Artist, Speaker, Veteran. 1922.11.11 (Armistice Day)- Vonnegut born in Indianapolis, Indiana. 1936- Begins writing career as a journalist. Shortridge Daily Echo. 1943- Enlisted in U.S. Army.

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