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Fourteen lecture slides with detailed instructor notes, embedded multimedia, and discussion questions for a Late American Literature Survey course on the topic of Realism and Feminist Literature. Slides review the life, style, and influence of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Kate Chopin, including their seminal works, The Yellow Wallpaper and The Story of an Hour.

26 lecture slides with instructor discussion notes and classroom participation questions and prompts about civil liberties protected by the Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution. This lecture reviews the historical debate regarding the inclusion of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution. Discussion of the protection of civil liberties in numerous U.S. court cases, including recent Supreme Court case rulings (2021-2022). Students will understand how the Constitution protects civil liberties ag

FREE Lecture for Business Communication course. 18 slides covering writing to inform strategies in a business setting. Instructor notes, examples, and interactive exercises embedded. For use in Business Writing & Communication Course. See https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Year-Writing-16-Week-Course-Guide-7234098

Thank you for downloading this FREE lecture slide set! This is 1 of 16 lectures designed for a 16-week course based on open educational resources (OER). If you found this useful, please consider purchasing the full course bundle, which includes 16 lectures plus a detailed instructor course guide. In all of the other 15 lectures, you will find: Detailed instructor notesCRS questions and promptsDiscussion questions and/or small group tasks In our 16-week course guides, you will find: Links

Provides an annotated table of frequently misused or confused words (i.e. affect/effect) and a list of "needlessly wordy phrases" with suggested alternatives.

Assignment or in class activity centered around the Brandeis Brief file in Muller v. Oregon.