Sunday, October 12, 2014

Making Connections

October 13, 2014

E.Q: Apply the conflict to the real world.
Obj. I can apply conflicts in the text to real world situations.

Starter:
Making Connections
Think of a conflict you recently experienced.
Describe the conflict and explain how it was resolved.
If it is on going conflict, what are some possible solutions?


Vocabulary Review

Conflict
 1: fight, battle, war
2a :  competitive or opposing action of incompatibles :  antagonistic state or action (as of divergent ideas, interests, or persons)
b :  mental struggle resulting from incompatible or opposing needs, drives, wishes, or external or internal demands
3:  the opposition of persons or forces that gives rise to the dramatic action in a drama or fiction 
 
Activity:
 
1.  Chunked Reading
 While reading, consider what conflict exists in these pages.
Use post-its as markers.

Monster
 220-225
238-253
 
Black Boy
 289-302
322-323
 
Native Son
 bottom 317-332
 349-355
 
2.  Making Connections
 
From your reading, identify the conflict.
Apply this conflict to the real world.

 Research how the conflict is present in today's society.
Use sources such as 

 


Find ONE article that connects the conflict to real world problems.
While reading take Cornell Notes.
After you finish reading and taking notes, write a TPEQEA paragraph that connects the two.

Closure:
3. 2. 1.

3 things you learned from the article
2 connections you made from the book to real life
1 solution to the conflict.

Homework
 
One Page Paper on Conflict and Theme due tomorrow
 
Reading
Monster
254-267

Black Boy
329-356

Native Son
365-394

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