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The Scholarship Jacket: Analyzing 1st Person POV Effects

Explore the impact of 1st person POV in an expository essay on "The Scholarship Jacket." Understand how POV influences the reader's perception of the narrator. Improve your writing through the writing process. Dive into the text to uncover the narrator's personality from their thoughts, speech, and actions. Use details from the text to support your analysis. Engage in graphic organizers and writing drafts to enhance your skills. Prepare for your upcoming test by practicing seriously with today's prompt.

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The Scholarship Jacket: Analyzing 1st Person POV Effects

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  1. The Scholarship JacketObj: I will evaluate the use of 1st POV by composing an expository essay. Essential Question: How does the use of 1st person POV affect the reader’s understanding of the narrator? How do I use the writing process to improve my writing? Warm Up: Who is the narrator of “The Scholarship Jacket”? Why does Martha live with her grandparents? HW: In “The Scholarship Jacket” what do you learn about the narrator’s personality from her thoughts, speech, and actions? Support your answer with three details from the text.

  2. Together we will… • Review the main idea supporting details graphic organize • Review the writing process

  3. On your own… • Complete the graphic organizer. • Write a draft of the essay. • Revise your essay • Start on the similes and quotations sheets • HW: finish work from today • Note: Today’s prompt is identical to the essay on your test next week (except for the text)—use this as serious practice.

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