UNIT 2

22 INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS (22 HOURS)

Structural Techniques

Students consider setting, plot, and character in developing related central ideas.

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Students read and analyze Kate Chopin’s novel The Awakening, considering the interrelatedness of setting, plot, and character in developing related central ideas. Additionally, students consider the text’s structure and how it contributes to meaning and aesthetic impact in the text. Students practice their narrative writing, drafting new pieces as well as revising and refining writing they produced in the first unit of the module. Specifically, students build on their narrative writing skills from the first unit as they practice a variety of structural techniques to sequence events and create a coherent whole, include precise words and sensory language to convey a vivid picture, and craft compelling conclusions that follow from or reflect on the narrative provided.

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• ELA Grade 11 Module 4, Unit 2 - Unit Overview

• ELA Grade 11 Module 4, Unit 2 - Unit Overview

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In This Unit

• Lesson 1: Who Gets Introduced First

• Lesson 2: Phrasing and Social Roles

• Lesson 3: Use of Language

• Lesson 4: Revision and Peer Review

• Lesson 5: Development of Central Ideas: Sense of Self and Societal Expectations

• Lesson 6: Development of Edna

• Lesson 7: Central Ideas and How They Relate

• Lesson 8: Societal Expectations

• Lesson 9: Edna's Character Development and Central Ideas

• Lesson 10: Mid-Unit Assessment: Character Development and Central Ideas

• Lesson 11: Writing: Revisiting the Narrative

• Lesson 12: Peer Review and Revision

• Lesson 13: Analyzing Evidence of Central Ideas

• Lesson 14: Writing to Prepare for Whole Class Discussion

• Lesson 15: Story Elements and Characterization

• Lesson 16: Writing and Discussion: Robert's Return and Edna

• Lesson 17: Critical Dialogue About Central Ideas

• Lesson 18: Aesthetic Impact

• Lesson 19: Analyzing our Written Conclusions

• Lesson 20: Peer Review of Text-Based Narratives

• Lesson 21: Analysis and Evidence to Support Claim: Assessment Pre-work

• Lesson 22: Assessment: Evidence-Based Discussion