DUE:
1. Truth and Beauty writing (due by the start of class)
1. Truth and Beauty writing (due by the start of class)
2. Chapter activities 15-18
Starter #9: (15mins)
With a partner dissect this quote by Huxley. Look up words
you do not understand and write them down. Once you feel you understand the
quote rewrite it in your own words in a way anyone could understand it.
“The lust for power can be just as completely satisfied by
suggesting people into loving their servitude as by flogging and kicking them
into obedience.”
Once you finish re-writing the quote relate what it is
saying to one example in the book.
Seminar Coaching:
Go through each
chapter as a group and write down 5 key take aways from the chapter. Think
about what Huxley wanted us to understand from the chapter and why he may have
included it in this book. Look below the surface.
The Ending –
Describe what happens at the end and what message you think Huxley is trying to
send by ending the novel that way. Come
up with an alternate ending and explain how that would change the message sent.
Seminar Questions
– Generate 5 open ended questions that you could bring to the seminar.
If students finish
early….
- Have students review the
rubric and highlight categories they struggle with. Write a list of things
they could do to make sure they are successful in tomorrow’s seminar.
- Review the book and sticky
note any of the major themes – Stability, Identity, Happiness, and
Community
3.Creating an easy reference system for the seminar
- Start on their pre-write
if they are in the first group
Homework:
Group 1 pre-write
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