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Lesson 27: Socratic seminar on the question of Hamlet’s madness

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Students engage in a Socratic seminar to discuss whether Hamlet’s madness is feigned or unfeigned.

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Hamlet

Lesson 15: Practice cold-read task, part 1
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Lesson 16: Practice cold-read task, part 2
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Lesson 17: Continue to evaluate Hamlet’s state of mind
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Lesson 18: Read and analyze “The Love Song of of J. Alfred Prufrock”
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Lesson 19: Discuss “The Love Song of of J. Alfred Prufrock” and read Act IV, Scene iv
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Lesson 20: Socratic seminar comparing Hamlet and Prufrock
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Lesson 21: Write an essay that introduces and develops a final claim
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Lesson 22: Analyze Shakespeare’s choices in developing Ophelia
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Lesson 23: Evaluate visual representations of Ophelia
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Lesson 24: Use the resolution of the play to evaluate Hamlet’s mental state
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Lesson 25: Determine Eliot’s ideas on Hamlet’s madness
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Lesson 26: Determine Blackmore’s ideas on Hamlet’s madness
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Lesson 27: Socratic seminar on the question of Hamlet’s madness
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Lesson 28: Identifying evidence for culminating writing task
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Lesson 29: Writing first draft of culminating writing task
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Lesson 30: Revise culminating writing task response
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Lesson 31: Editing and writing final drafts of culminating writing task
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Lesson 32: Cold-read task, part 1
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Lesson 33: Cold-read task, part 2
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Lesson 34: Determine the central ideas of “New Words in Hamlet”
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Lesson 35: Research for extension task
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Lesson 36: Draft of extension task
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Lesson 37: Establish expectations for extension task
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Lesson 38: Revise essay for extension task
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Lesson 39: Present extension task
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Hamlet

Lesson 15: Practice cold-read task, part 1

Lesson 16: Practice cold-read task, part 2

Lesson 17: Continue to evaluate Hamlet’s state of mind

Lesson 18: Read and analyze “The Love Song of of J. Alfred Prufrock”

Lesson 19: Discuss “The Love Song of of J. Alfred Prufrock” and read Act IV, Scene iv

Lesson 20: Socratic seminar comparing Hamlet and Prufrock

Lesson 21: Write an essay that introduces and develops a final claim

Lesson 22: Analyze Shakespeare’s choices in developing Ophelia

Lesson 23: Evaluate visual representations of Ophelia

Lesson 24: Use the resolution of the play to evaluate Hamlet’s mental state

Lesson 25: Determine Eliot’s ideas on Hamlet’s madness

Lesson 26: Determine Blackmore’s ideas on Hamlet’s madness

Lesson 27: Socratic seminar on the question of Hamlet’s madness

Lesson 28: Identifying evidence for culminating writing task

Lesson 29: Writing first draft of culminating writing task

Lesson 30: Revise culminating writing task response

Lesson 31: Editing and writing final drafts of culminating writing task

Lesson 32: Cold-read task, part 1

Lesson 33: Cold-read task, part 2

Lesson 34: Determine the central ideas of “New Words in Hamlet”

Lesson 35: Research for extension task

Lesson 36: Draft of extension task

Lesson 37: Establish expectations for extension task

Lesson 38: Revise essay for extension task

Lesson 39: Present extension task

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