'Heathcliff' presentation slideshows

Terms Used in Literature

Terms Used in Literature. Tia Moore & Danet Grabbe. Satire. What it is: a satire is a device which, through exaggeration and humor, proves a point. The exaggeration acts as a way to mock something (usually an idea that the author disagrees with) as being absurd.

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Criminal Justice and Moral Reasoning

Criminal Justice and Moral Reasoning. 3/29/2012. Learning Objectives. Use knowledge and analyses of social problems to evaluate public policy, and to suggest policy alternatives, with special reference to questions of social justice, the common good, and public and individual responsibility.

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English 370

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Wuthering Heights By Emily Bronte

Wuthering Heights By Emily Bronte.

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The Ghost of the Past

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Compare and Contrast

Compare and Contrast. Essay Details. 3-5 pages (no more than 5 pages max) Incorporate (and CITE) at least three quotations from EACH text Narrow angle of comparison, clear organization, intro and conclusion Well-written, revised for grammar, spelling and mechanics.

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Critical Literary Essay

Critical Literary Essay. How and Why. Critical Literary Essays. Provide students with the opportunity to look critically at literature and question what they are reading (and why). Students can become empowered to take on, discuss, and question issues and themes that are interesting to them.

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Leadership Styles Importance of Relationships amon g Team Members

Leadership Styles Importance of Relationships amon g Team Members. Importance of Tasks. Leadership Styles Importance of Relationships amon g Team Members. Participator Persuader. Importance of Tasks. Permitter Prescriber. Leadership Styles

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wuthering heights (2nd nine weeks)

Independent Novel Projects - 2nd nine weeks

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" Don't Turn Me Out ":

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Wuthering Heights

Independent Novel Project

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Good research questions

Good research questions. How to focus on an area of study in the Extended Essay. Brainstorming. After choosing your subject, brainstorm ideas for a topic Use your curriculum guides or notes or textbook to identify areas of interest Choose an area. KWL.

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QUOTATION MARKS

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Quotes

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Chapter 1 I. Mr. Lockwood (initial narrator) in 1801 A. renting Thrushcross Grange B . visits landlord Mr. Heathclif

Chapter 1 I. Mr. Lockwood (initial narrator) in 1801 A. renting Thrushcross Grange B . visits landlord Mr. Heathcliff at Wuthering Heights 1. Heathcliff is reserved, unfriendly, irritated with Lockwood C. meets Joseph, old servant at Wuthering Heights

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AP Literature and Composition November Agenda

AP Literature and Composition November Agenda. Agendas, Journals, Homework, and Essay Prompts. Agenda 11/2/12. The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, pg. 584 Wuthering Heights Video Project Groups of 5 All missing work must be turned in NOW!! Poem Essay pre-writing packet

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The Byronic hero

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Oppositions in the Gothic Genre

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