
Parallel Curriculum Units for Language Arts, Grades 6-12
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Summary
Table of Contents
About the Editors | |
About the Contributors | |
Introduction to the Parallel Curriculum Model | |
Understanding and Finding Your Author's Voice: An Intermediate Language Arts Unit (Grades 6-7) | |
Introduction to the Unit | |
Content Framework | |
Assessments | |
Unit Sequence, Description, and Teacher Reflections | |
The Contributors to Identity | |
Shaping Your Voice | |
The Influences on Mood | |
Analyzing an Author's Voice | |
Finding the Right Voice and Mood for Your Purpose | |
Your Turn | |
The LIttle Napoleon in Us All: Literary Criticism and the Battle for Power (Grade 8) | |
Introduction to the Unit | |
Content Framework | |
Assessments | |
Unit Sequence, Description, and Teacher Reflections | |
Preassessment/Brainstorming | |
What Is Allegory? | |
Diary of an Author | |
Write a Personal Allegory | |
Character Analysis, Part I | |
Orwell's Responsibility | |
Literary Criticism | |
WRite a Literary Critique of Animal Farm | |
Character Analysis Map, Part II | |
What Is a Classic? | |
Survivor: The Isms | |
Final Assessment | |
Reacting to a Literary Model: Writing Original Pieces (Grades 9-10) | |
Introduction to the Unit | |
Content Framework | |
Assessments | |
Unit Sequence, Description, and Teacher Reflections | |
Preassessment | |
Setting and Mood | |
Creating Realistic Characters | |
Prejudice, Conflict, and Theme | |
Postassessment | |
You Be the Critic: Understanding, Using, and Writing Literary Criticism (Grades 11-12) | |
Introduction to the Unit | |
Content Framework | |
Assessments | |
Unit Sequence, Description, and Teacher Reflections | |
Introduction to Literary Criticism | |
Analyzing a Fictional passage for Content | |
Character Development and Point of View | |
Understanding Tone | |
What Is Style? | |
Recognizing Style | |
Rhetoric and Rhetorical Devices | |
The Persuasive Essay and the Editorial | |
Writing a Literary Analysis | |
Index | |
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