Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Multicultural and World Literature Week 4! Closing out The Other Wes Moore, Meeting Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, Thinking about Justice, and Finishing a Search for Treasure and Personal Legends.


Multicultural Literature

Monday - Wednesday

This week we are closing out the memoir, The Other Wes Moore 




with a look at the flipside of the story into the wrongful conviction rate of African-American males we will listen to a series of Ted Talks on the phenomena of wrongful convictions, and view the biographical film of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter. 




We will also explore music selections by Bob Dylan and 


Sam Cooke's haunting song "A Change is Gonna Come". 


We have covered the dual and reciprocal evolution of Hip Hop, drugs, and violence, and all that has been shared in class should be used as supporting evidence for our essay test on key themes from The Other Wes Moore. See previous posts for those lessons.

Lessons - Monday - Wednesday

Lesson Tuesday - Friday

The Hurricane Study Guide

Use past posts (ppts, videos, etc) to study for Monday's essay test. The more notes you have... the better you will do. We are covering themes from Wes Moore... you will draw upon all resources... not just the novel. 


World Literature

Monday - Wednesday 

This week we close out the novel/parable The Alchemist. We will finish today with a test over key themes and events in the novel as well as grammar concepts introduced during the past 3 1/2 weeks.

Monday Lesson

Tuesday Lesson

Wednesday Lesson 

Thursday Lesson / Test Day

Friday Lesson

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