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Week 6: The Conclusion of the Trial Remember that you are supposed to be taking notes for your paper!
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Fri: (Days 3 & 4) News Genres: Article, Editorial, Letter Know these newspaper genres! "Jocks and Prejudice," Nicholas D. Kristof, N.Y. Times, 6-11-06 "At Duke, A Scandal in Search of Meaning". Anne Applebaum, The Washington Post, 4-26-06 Editorial A. "Tough Questions in Durham". Eugene Robinson, Washington Post, 4-25-08. "Keeping the Duke Scandal in Context". Letters to the editor 5-2-06 "Duke Men's Lacrosse Team is Reinstated and Warned". Viv Bernstein and Juliet Macur, New York Times, 6-6-06
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Focus for 2nd Quarter From ELA 9 Michigan Merit Curriculum Course Requirements, Page 27
Big Ideas XX integrityXX relationships XX truthX equality XX courage
Themes Finding the truth through knowledge and experience
"Most people are [nice], Scout, when you finally see them." (Atticus) 281
Education is key to overcoming prejudice.
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Week 8: Movie Week / Writing The Paper
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Week 9: Newspaper Studies
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Video Study-Guide--14 minutes
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Genre Study Xxx Characteristics of the novel Xxx Characteristics of the screenplay Xxx Characteristics of poetry Xxx Characteristics of lyrics
Literary Elements Xxx plot pgs 32-33 of our textbook. Xxx setting pg 164-165 of our textbook Xxx conflict pg 130-131 of our textbook Xxx internal and external theme Xxx Xxx pg 264-265 of our textbook Xxx character development pg 130-131 Xxx mood, tone, style PG 586-587 Xxx author's purpose
Literary Devices Xxx narration/point of view Xxx figurative language: Xxx Xxx imagery Xxx Xxx symbolism Xxx allusions Xxx foreshadowing Xxx implied meanings
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Historical/Cultural Xxx roles of women Xxx racial/gender equality Xxx stereotyping Xxx Deep South culture of the 1930s Xxx urban legends (Boo Radley) Xxx racism through dialogue
Critical Perspectives Xxx time period Xxx geographical (North vs. South) Xxx Your own perspectives on: Xxx Xxx issues of inequality Xxx Xxx issues of racism Xxx Xxx issues of prejudgment
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Genre Study characteristics of the following: Xxx The editorial Xxx The news article Xxx Letters to the editor Xxx The speech Xxx A primary source document Xxx The memoir Xxx The timeline
Expository Elements Xxx thesis Xxx supporting ideas Xxx statistical evidence Xxx chronology
Organizational Patterns Xxx fact/opinion Xxx cause/effect Xxx theory/evidence
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Features Xxx editorial format: Xxx Xxx date, byline, attribution Xxx letter-to-editor format: Xxx Xxx salutation, body, signature Xxx document format with signatures Xxx media conventions and special effects Xxx headings and subheadings Xxx photographs and drawings Xxx boldface, italics, parenthesis
Critical Perspectives Xxx facts and opinions Xxx editorial perspective Xxx writer's tone, bias Xxx logic Xxx authenticity
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