Reading Response 3: McGuire Answer the following question on Danielle McGuire’s At the Dark End of the Street: How does McGuire’s effort to put black women at the center of her story depart from the ways that the Civil Rights Movement is typically characterized? Point to at least two specific pieces of evidence which illustrate […]
Write a critical analysis on the “checklist manifesto” by Atul Gawande
lesson plan Use books: The Stone Fox and The Lemonade War Give a detailed explanation why these books were chosen for your third grade classroom about each book. List detailed ways to assess third grade students using the dimensions of literacy oral language, phonological awareness, phonics, fluency vocabulary, and comprehension for each book (have to […]
Book Report on Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing What is the main theme of this book, what is the author trying to say about the subject, provide a synopsis and analysis of the content of the hook, describe at least one incident/event in the book that has influenced you to understand the nature of the work […]
How would you characterize Elizabeth Sawyer in the play “The Witch of Edmonton”? What do we know about her (appearance/social class/etc)? Compare her selling her soul to the devil with Dr. Faustus? How are they alike? How are they different? Use examples Use the plays “The Witch of Edmonton” and “Doctor Faustus” to answer the […]
Harp of Burma Write this for the book Harp of Burma by Michio Takeyama Write a one-page paragraph of 8 or 9 sentences. Topic: What is the author’s message about power and responsibility in the novel? How does he use the characters, plot, structure, language and/or rhetorical devices in order to advance his beliefs about […]
Critique of the Article ”Yes, Money Can Make You Happy” by Cass R. Sunstein Identify how the author uses language, reasoning, and evidence to achieve a purpose for a particular audience
Cesare Pavese’s “The Paper-Smokers” Translation Here are the instructions for our third response paper. This week we read a poem, Pavese’s “The Paper-Smokers.” As you know, poems are generally complex literary texts, in which every word has been chosen by the author with care and every detail is important. For this reason, I’m asking you […]
The Middle Ages Instructions: In the module about the Middle Ages you have read two texts by Marie de France as well as the Myth of Tristan and Isolde. For this journal, you will: (1) Choose either the Lay of the Honeysuckle or The Lay of the Nightingale. (2) Discuss the lay you have chosen […]
How to effectively include “outside the school curriculum” like trends that effect collections (Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ, Coronavirus, mental health), in the library. What is your school’s approach to learning?
