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Lesson 7: Diction and connotation in The Lottery

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Students begin to analyze how language creates mood in “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson.

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Lesson 1: Declaration of Independence, sections 1 and 2
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Lesson 2: Declaration of Independence, Jefferson’s main idea
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Lesson 3: Declaration of Independence, objective summary
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Lesson 4: Hope, Despair, and Memory-analyzing words and phrases
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Lesson 5: Hope, Despair, and Memory-analyzing claims and syntax
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Lesson 6: Hope, Despair, and Memory-syntactical analysis
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Lesson 7: Diction and connotation in The Lottery
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Lesson 8: The Lottery-tradition and society
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Lesson 9: The Lottery Timed Writing
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Lesson 10: Analyze representation of “The Lottery” in film
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Lesson 11: Paradoxes in “Hope, Despair, and Memory”
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Lesson 12: Understanding plot and characterization in the background information and excerpt 1 of Antigone
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Lesson 13: Understanding plot and characterization in excerpt 2 of Antigone
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Lesson 14: Understanding plot and characterization in lines 424-533 from Antigone
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Lesson 15: Understanding plot and characterization in lines 534-601 of Antigone
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Lesson 16: Nuances in word meaning in Antigone
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Lesson 17: Antigone Discussion
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Lesson 18: “Hope, Despair, and Memory” Rhetorical Analysis
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Lesson 19: Analyzing author’s development of central idea
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Lesson 20: Editing and Revising an Essay
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Hope, Despair, and Memory

Hope, Despair, and Memory: Get Started

Hope, Despair, and Memory: Text Access

Hope, Despair, and Memory: Assessment Overview

Hope, Despair, and Memory: Standards Overview

Hope, Despair, and Memory: Let's Set the Context Videos

Lesson 1: Declaration of Independence, sections 1 and 2

Lesson 2: Declaration of Independence, Jefferson’s main idea

Lesson 3: Declaration of Independence, objective summary

Lesson 4: Hope, Despair, and Memory-analyzing words and phrases

Lesson 5: Hope, Despair, and Memory-analyzing claims and syntax

Lesson 6: Hope, Despair, and Memory-syntactical analysis

Lesson 7: Diction and connotation in The Lottery

Lesson 8: The Lottery-tradition and society

Lesson 9: The Lottery Timed Writing

Lesson 10: Analyze representation of “The Lottery” in film

Lesson 11: Paradoxes in “Hope, Despair, and Memory”

Lesson 12: Understanding plot and characterization in the background information and excerpt 1 of Antigone

Lesson 13: Understanding plot and characterization in excerpt 2 of Antigone

Lesson 14: Understanding plot and characterization in lines 424-533 from Antigone

Lesson 15: Understanding plot and characterization in lines 534-601 of Antigone

Lesson 16: Nuances in word meaning in Antigone

Lesson 17: Antigone Discussion

Lesson 18: “Hope, Despair, and Memory” Rhetorical Analysis

Lesson 19: Analyzing author’s development of central idea

Lesson 20: Editing and Revising an Essay

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