English Language Arts, Grade 12
Satire and Wit
Things Fall Apart
Satire and Wit
Social Class and the Law
Global Issues
Project: Self-Portrait
Lincoln Speaks to Americans
Shakespeare on Love
Roots of Satire
Grammatical Principles
Defining Satire
Identifying Concrete Details & Examples
Illustrating & Describing A Problem
Referencing Events
Juvenalian Satire
The Country Mouse and the Town Mouse
Analyzing Cinematic Satire Elements
Determining The Satirical Nature
Juvenalian or Horatian approach
Creating A Response From An Audience
A Modest Proposal
Studying Swift's Essay
Grammatical Principles
Determining The Purpose Of Swift's Essay
Grammatical Principles
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3 - Vocabulary in the Opening Paragraph
4 - Author's Attitude and Intended Audience
5 - Swift's Attitude and Irony
6 - These Mothers
7 - Helpless Infants
8 - Brief Research
9 - Hyperbole and Sentence Structure
10 - Target Audiences
11 - Imitation of Swift's Style
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1 - Grammar
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3 - Vocabulary in the Opening Paragraph
4 - Author's Attitude and Intended Audience
5 - Swift's Attitude and Irony
6 - These Mothers
7 - Helpless Infants
8 - Brief Research
9 - Hyperbole and Sentence Structure
10 - Target Audiences
11 - Imitation of Swift's Style
12 - Grammar Check-In
13 - Why Grammar Is Worth Studying
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