S1 P2 Lit Studies 11

To assess knowledge and give us a starting point for studying for the Film Studies Unit Test - November 3

Computers

Last day for in-class work on the paragraph/Major assignment

Last day for in-class use of computers to complete this assignment

Due Thursday, October 22

Discuss Road to Perdition

Discuss Road to Perdition

Finish watching film

Discuss first 30 minutes of Road to Perdition (2002)

Continue watching film

Introduction to Road to Perdition (2002)

Start watching film

Elements of Film

• Director

Film Techniques

Scene Evaluation

Elements of Film

• Director

Film Techniques

Collaborative Paragraph - Last Block

Revisions to "Gentlemen..." GTAP Paragraph

Collaborative Paragraph

Allegory and Theme

Collaborative Paragraph

Symbolism

Historical Context

Allegory and Theme

Discuss Questions from yesterday's small-group activity

Symbolism

Historical Context

Questions in small groups - point form is acceptable, include evidence from the text

Pre-reading vocabulary

Short story

Questions

Small group

6 Point Scale

Embed two quotes and explain your evidence in at least two sentences

Double-space your work

Colour-code your sentences before submitting your work

"Gentlemen, Your Verdict" Questions are due

Short Story Elements and Discussion

Moral Dilemma: a conflict of morals, where you are forced to choose between two or more options and you have a moral reason to choose and not choose each option. No matter what choice you make in these situations, you always end up compromising some moral value (Study.com)

"Gentlemen, Your Verdict" Questions

• Answer in full sentences, make explicit references to the text as evidence, if possible, embed/quote evidence in your answer

Moral Dilemma: a conflict of morals, where you are forced to choose between two or more options and you have a moral reason to choose and not choose each option. No matter what choice you make in these situations, you always end up compromising some moral value (Study.com)

Moral Dilemma Group Activities

"Gentlemen, Your Verdict" Questions

• Answer in full sentences, make explicit references to the text as evidence, embedding of quote evidence is ideal

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Teams