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This is a really helpful tool/handout I give to my students to keep in their writing folder. It is a 5-pg document that provides very useful information (mostly a wide variety of sentence prompts) on how students can respond to literature effectively. Strategies include:
-How to introduce/include a direct quote from a text - including alot of model sentence prompts
- How to analyze an author's use of a literary technique/device
- How to show similarity/contrast when comparing 2 things in a response
-How to introduce/include a direct quote from a text - including alot of model sentence prompts
- How to analyze an author's use of a literary technique/device
- How to show similarity/contrast when comparing 2 things in a response
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9 years of successful teaching in the Public High School system in NYC. While there, I have taught English to 9th, 10th and 11th graders. In addition I have taught courses in SAT Prep, Media Studies. Digital Photography, Screenwriting and Music Theory. Over the years I have developed a reputation for creative lesson plans, passionate instruction, and excellent classroom management skills.
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