Ian McEwan’s waterworld Introduction Ian McEwan’s What We Can Know presents a satirical vision of a future flooded Britain while
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Lesson plan; Teaching students how to reflect on the book they are reading
Double Entry Journal? This is a great task to use in class during and after the students have read their
Lesson Plan: The Politics of Plaques — Public Memory, Rhetoric, and Media Framing
Lesson overview Students analyze reporting on new, highly partisan plaques added to a White House “Presidential Walk of Fame,” a
Lesson Title: Reflecting on Democratic Values and Rhetorical Techniques in Political Statements
Competency Goal: Students will read, discuss, and reflect on content and rhetorical techniques in various types of texts, including self-selected
Lesson plan; Decoding Political Rhetoric: Literary Devices in Amber Rose’s RNC Speech
Lesson Plan: Analyzing Literary Devices in Political Speeches Lesson Objectives Identify and analyze literary devices used in political speeches Understand
Teaching close reading, a way to deeper learning?
Looking for ways to ensure deeper learning in your English class? Thinking about how you are going to work with
