Week 21: Recap Emma, Genesis & Catastrophe & Follow Up 63-64

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This lesson contains 41 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

Lesson duration is: 45 min

Items in this lesson

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Goals

1st hour: time to study follow up, practice/read/study (20 minutes) + final part of class: SO Follow Up

2nd hour: start with Genesis and Catastrophe

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Less mobility & freedom
Fewer options
Reliance on marriage & settling down
Devotion well-being of husband
Men placed in a position of control
In need of moral guidance from men

Marriage: question of love or financial and social pressure?

"A single woman, with a very narrow income, must be a ridiculous, disagreeable, old maid!"

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(p. 149) "She was good enough for Mr Elton, no doubt; accomplished enough for Highbury – handsome enough – to look plain, probably, by Harriet’s side…’ ‘But Harriet brought no name, no blood, no alliance."

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20 minutes to work on your own

- study follow up for the SO

- make/study your notes on Emma or the summary

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Goals

1st hour: time to study follow up, practice/read/study (20 minutes) + final part of class: SO Follow Up

2nd hour: start with Genesis and Catastrophe

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Let's read the story together

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Genesis & Catastrophe is the title of this short story. What is genesis? And what do you think catastrophe refers to?

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Discussion questions

Previous lesson you have learned about round and flat characters. Who are the characters in this story and what do you know about them? Are they flat or round?
Where is the turning point in the story you think? What does that do to us as readers?
setting: where does this story take place and how would you describe it? What is the atmosphere like?

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Irony: what is said about the baby

“you have a fine son”

“this is a perfectly normal baby”

“I think you will like him”

“he won’t bite you”

“you should have heard him screaming”

“there is nothing wrong with that child”

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Why are these quotes about the baby ironic?

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Why is it ironic that the baby's father said "why can't they be better specimens"?

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Did you like this story?

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Goals

At the end of this class, you will have practiced with Follow Up 63-64.

Tuesday: Genesis and Catastrophe Part 2. Make sure to have read the story.

Thursday: recap Follow Up

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Previous Class

Without telling everyone the clue of the story.

What did we do?

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What did you think of the BBC reporter's...............of the coronation of King Charles in London?

coverage

footage

desktop

journal

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What is the difference?

footage = filmfragment

coverage = verslaggeving

The question is about a reporter!

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This Gucci coat was half-price a real

discount

relevance

bargain

footage

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What is the difference?

discount= korting

bargain= koopje

Something cannot be a discount, something is a bargain but you get a discount!

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..............my father likes country music, he rarely listens to it on the radio.

That's why

Although

Therefore

But

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..........it's his birthday on Monday, he's having a party.

Because

Due to

While

Because of

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