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As part of my literary approach, I need some protagonists to walk. I can not think of anything, but it hit me: Canterbury Story

So I got a book after a couple of years of research. This is a strong mirror, a prideful knight, a witty wife, but wow, this is difficult to read. I can listen to students' jealousy as they express their struggle in Joe's ancient language.

At university, I am honored that middle English experts gave a voice to read the text. I am far from an expert. But how can I reproduce this experience? I did a couple of surveys and found lots of Canterbury mp3 files, somewhat professional and not a bit professional, but enough to satisfy my needs. In addition, I found a contemporary film - the story of Bath's wife (my wife is played by Julie Waters)

I also decided to combine Joe with the modern one. This is a good strategy to avoid reasons why people coming from time to time come back to such boring comments. Of course, considering my limited curriculum, this article also needs to have a hero walking.

One of my colleagues teaches the recent "end of the world" novel by Cormac McCarthy and says that students love it. Perfect! My students can think of The Road as a different type of stay. It is totally different from happy pilgrims, but is rude and rustic as well. Furthermore, on McCarthy 's post - apocalyptic days, they have the same transportation as Joe' s pilgrims: their feet. In a sense, this return base reflects the new dark era. So, I decided, why? Let's go with us (please forgive us). Did

Students were asked to write down the experience of reading The Road on their blog. This is a form of discussion with the students every two weeks during the semester and at the beginning of the conference. Although most people seem to focus on the father-child relationship of the novel, the overall mood is low, but some bloggers choose to compare this novel with the Canterbury story, so my I think the relationship is not strange as I thought. .

After seeing Oprah and my students interviewing McCarthy in class, I decided to do a fictional interview between TV Queen and Joe during the day when Joe uses his hero in the final project . I am talking with Caplet. Alternatively, students can talk about hero caplets by selecting characters from The Road. I do not share the bloody story of a cannibal, but let Chaucer and McCarthy go to the emergency room and look bright.

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Introduction This document explains how myPerspectives "conforms to English academic standards of Indiana English / Language Arts.relevant pages reference is in Student and Teacher editions and is referred to in selected titles or feature titles "The learning environment focuses on student learning-related methods. Students read the text and participate in thoughtful dialogue, discussion, and activities to stimulate discussion. When reading the literature of various era and culture, students will come across the viewpoint of the author. Students will listen to their companions through dialogue and collaboration. In addition, as students read literature and participate in my opinion activities they will develop and defend their views so that they develop their own view.

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