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What is the poem about? What seems to be its overall message or meaning? How does Shakur use figurative language (metaphor) in the poem to convey this meaning?
Find and identify information that not only helps you understand the book better but also provides you with an interpretation of the section.
What appeals to you about it, what you think it means, how McKay uses words and phrases to capture the reader's attention.
How does the standard support the building of your practice? How does it connect to the subject matter and the content?
How each can be connected to at least one of Freire's points on the banking concept and/or problem posing methods of education.
How these elements of discourse help illuminate thematic concerns of the novel so far. Make sure to quote the novel as you try to answer the question.
Discuss the idea(s) developed by the text creator in your chosen text about the role of generosity when an individual undergoes the process of recovery.
What is the mood of the crowd as Brutus finishes his speech? What does Brutus offer at the end of the speech?
Among possible questions to consider: How is characterization in the film different from the oral narrative? How are the characters represented?
What are the strengths of the article? State how the article may be useful if you find this article useful.
Identify and explain the theme in William Blake's The Chimney Sweeper. Identify and explain the tone of Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen.
What happened before the prologue in Thebes? Explain the civil war. Why does Sophocles use character foils? Summarize parados in one sentence for each stanza.
The book Exit West by Mohsin Hamid to read aloud. Write the section below. Give the reasoning for choosing this section.
What strategies does the French teacher use to make sure that's Wesley in your classroom, what other strategies might you use to help him succeed.
Mitch was able to reconnect with Morrie for one last lesson about life. Who is Morrie for you in your life and why? What do you wish/need to learn from them?
If the Miller misspeaks or says anything wrongly, what does he ask the audience to blame? Why does the Reeve interrupt the Miller?
What points is Steinbeck making, and why is this section so critical in our overall understanding of the injustices the Joads are forced to endure?
Find and cite one good introduction or conclusion to a piece of writing, such as a book or an article and explain why you feel it is interesting and compelling.
What methods or strategies does she use? How does she show connections among sources? Make sure to refer directly to Enrollment Challenges... in your writing.
What are your greatest strengths? In what areas would you like to improve? How would others describe you?
Identify one significant strength AND one significant need that the student demonstrates related to foundational reading skills.
Write a one paragraph news story based upon the story. Think of how a news reporter would explain those events to an audience.
Drawing on the materials in this module, how would you respond to your friend's cousin?
Choose one of the twelve characteristics and show how Equiano's narrative exhibits that characteristic. Be specific and use details to back up your claim.
Relationship between existentialism and psychoanalysis: How do the stories touch on themes related to existentialism and psychoanalysis?