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This unit plan includes: - comprehensive questions on the novella - quotations analysis - charting symbols and analyzing - short essay on themes - charting the significance of various characters (major and minor) - Poem analysis and text comparison - 1994 film questions - multiple rubrics

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings PowerPoint in-depth analysis. Includes chapter by chapter analysis, with quotes from every chapter, discussion questions, quotation analysis, literary devices, terminology and definitions, related video links and viewing questions, related images with captions and 4 PAGES of further notes for the teacher. Activities and tests can easily be made based on the material and questions provided in the power-point.

This course is specific to the study of Canadian and International Law in grade 12: CLN4U. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The "textbook" questions are predominantly inspired by the book: "Pursuing Justice: An Introduction to Justice Studies" Edited by Margot A. Hurlbert. The questions are general enough that any law textbook can be used alongside them. The units can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, inclu

This course is specific to the study of Canadian Law in grade 11: CLU3M. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The textbook questions refer to the textbook: "Law in Action". It can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, including American Law. 10 Units and Exams

An in-depth analysis of the novel Obasan by Joy Kogawa that explores Japanese Canadians interment during WWII. Includes: 1. Chapter by chapter summaries 2. Discussion questions throughout each chapter 3. Plot and character breakdowns, family map 4. Themes, motifs and symbols identified and explained 5. Important terminology explained 6. Important quotes -- explained and further questions 7. Relevant images -- with descriptions 8. Essay questions with an essay outline and note-taking outline

An in-depth analysis of John Steinbeck's The Pearl including: 1. Chapter by chapter analysis and commentary 2. Discussion questions throughout 3. Key quotes from each chapters 4. Identification of themes, symbols, important relationships 5. Essay questions and essay outline, MLA paper paper links 6. Link to the full text at the end

A comprehensive summary and analysis of the film "12 Angry Men" (1957). A film about the fallibility of the justice system through the lens of the jury deliberation process. Perfect for law, politics, world issues and other humanities courses, including english class for analytical skills. Film is available free online. Includes: 1. Summary of the film and director 2. Definitions of legal terminology 3. Discussion and analysis of each juror; especially the most notable 4. Before, during and

These booklets are created for an Independent Learning Course (ILC) in Business Leadership: BOH4M. They are adaptable to regular classroom instruction. They include information sheets and comprehensive questions, activities, writing tasks, exams, and rubrics. 10 Units and Exam

This course was designed to be an independent learning course (ILC) for CHY4U. A university level World History course. The textbook questions referred to are from the textbook: "The West and the World". The course questions and assignments can be used and adapted to any general world history curriculum. Questions include: short answer, paragraph writing, research, art and music analysis, map analysis, web links and to videos and recommended academic websites. Preview: - 12 Units - Writing As

A comprehensive summary of the memoir by Trevor Noah "Born a Crime". Includes: - complete summaries of every chapter - highlights of important parts of the text, that connect to themes and historical context - timeline slide, contextual images, themes and symbols and motifs - discussion questions throughout

A comprehensive list of literary terms and devices. Includes definitions and multiple examples: written examples, video links, web page links, visual images and explanations. Preview: - figurative language: metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, synecdoche, etc. - the 3 types of irony - pathetic fallacy, mood vs. atmosphere - what is a writer's tone, attitude and style - Aristotle's ideas on Rhetoric and the Tragic Hero - the classical genres: tragedy, comedy and romance - the differ

Includes: - Biographies and summaries on George Orwell, the novel, key figures of the Russian Revolution: Karl Marx, Joseph Stalin, Valdimir Lenin, Leon Trostky (adapted from Encyclopedia Britannica) - Informational handouts on political terminology and ideas in the text, propaganda and the rules of persuasive language, themes and ideas throughout the text, guiding questions - In-class activities on social structures, "animalism", symbols in the text - List of comprehensive reading questions

Comprehensive summary of Noam Chomsky's theories and political ideologies from 3 different documentaries: 1. Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media (1992) 2. Requiem for the American Dream (2015) 3. Noam Chomsky and Michel Foucault Debate - On Human Nature (1971) Includes: - summaries of key ideas, explanations and analysis (how ideas apply today) - highlighted discussion questions throughout - definitions of terminology: proletariat, liberalism, marxism, etc. - links to furth

"One Story One Song" is an anthology text; a collection of non-fiction stories by Richard Wagamese. Wagamese's stories cover many important social issues facing Indigenous Peoples in Canada. This unit plan is accessible for ALL the short stories in the text. It includes: - an introduction to the novel, i.e. plot, themes, big questions and possible trigger warnings - a note-taking assignment for "during reading" activities - a Venn Diagram assignment for comparing/contrasting stories in the te

This PowerPoint goes in-depth into the 2015 movie: The Big Short. Covering the 2008 Recession and the effects of financial crises on the economy and the public. This is meant to be used in a variety of courses: English, Social Studies, Careers, Business Management, Politics etc. Included: - film summary - main character analyses - film techniques and movie tropes - settings, themes, and symbols - MANY discussion questions - video links and questions - definitions to key economic terminology

This course is specific to the study of Canadian and International Law in grade 12: CLN4U. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The "textbook" questions are predominantly inspired by the book: "Pursuing Justice: An Introduction to Justice Studies" Edited by Margot A. Hurlbert. The questions are general enough that any law textbook can be used alongside them. The units can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, inclu

A comprehensive analysis of Shakespeare's Othello. Including: 1. Historical context of the play e.g. meaning of the term "Moor", Cyprus vs. Venice during the colonial period, Shakespeare's limitations 2. Character analyses e.g. Iago, Othello, Desdemona 3. Guiding questions for before, during and after reading for EACH act 4. Literary devices: themes, motifs, symbols, satire, foreshadowing, imagery, etc/ 5. Links to resources showing key scenes, production notes, further reading, etc. 6.

This course is specific to the study of Canadian Law in grade 11: CLU3M. It is mainly designed as an Independent Learning Course (ILC), however can be adapted to in-class curriculum. The textbook questions refer to the textbook: "Law in Action". It can also be adapted to a wider Western curriculum, including American Law. Overview: Unit 1 - comprehensive questions on "Law and Society", charting the types of law that have influenced Western/Canadian law, TEDtalk video and questions, rubric Unit

This course was created as part of an Independent Learning Course (ILC) for World History (College) or CHY4C. The questions are based off of "The Essential World History: Volume II Since 1500" textbook for College level students. However, because the questions are focused on World History they can be used alongside any history textbook or external resources. Overview: Unit 3 - comprehensive questions on "The Muslim Empires" (1300-1800): Ottoman and Mughal Empires, comprehensive questions

In-depth literary analysis of Elie Wiesels memoir "Night". Includes over 60 slides: 1. Chapter summaries 2. Discussion Questions 3. Highlighting of important quotes 4. Identified themes and literary devices 5. Primary source images of sites discussed in the text 6. Link to free text source