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Supplemental
Material For
British Renaissance
Curriculum Unit
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Discovery Learning
Worksheets
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to guide the students as they begin their exploration of the British and
European Renaissance. |
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Poetry
Analysis Worksheets
| The first worksheet
is a simple guide to aid the students in taking notes.
The second worksheet
is a graphic organizer to aid the students in understanding how all the
elements work together to create a thorough analysis. (NOTE: Due to the
graphic nature of this worksheet, the only possible manner to view the
worksheet is to download it.)
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Portfolio
Worksheet
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This describes the
requirements for the portfolio and begins to aid the students in creating
a portfolio.
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Passionate
Shepherd Response Rubric
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This
is a rubric created using Rubistar to aid the teacher and student in understanding
the grading criteria for their response to the Passionate Shepherd.
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Sir
Philip Sidney's Sonnet 31 versus Sonnet 39 worksheet
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This
is a "graphic organizer" to aid the students in understanding
the connections in a sonnet sequence. It is a further development from
materials provided in the Prentice Hall's Literature: The British Tradition:
Paramount ed. teacher supplemental materials.
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Teacher
Evaluation worksheet
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I designed this specifically to
aid the teacher in evaluating the effectiveness of the unit and to aid
in redesigning and rethinking the unit. Although I never had a chance
to use this in class, I believe the evaluation would be a powerful form
for both the students and the teacher. To often, students' opinions are
overlooked. However, they are the desired audience and deserve a chance
to voice their opinions.
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