Thys Boke is Myne - Sarah Powley
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Aug 12, 2012
I always have them turn something in as a formative assessment.
Does anyone have a series of lessons that are general enough that I could use for all novels?
The cumulative assignment is an analysis paper where I ask them to trace the evolution of a character and discuss how the diction helps to demonstrate their change.
I'm open to any recommendations that are managable!
Tori
Brian, I'm not personally a teacher yet, though it is what I am in college for. I took a Modern Literature class in high school, and though I don't remeber the lessons, there was one assignment that we had to do for each literary work we read. Every student in the class was required to pick one character from each work and write a paper over how th...See More
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