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 | Complete the following tasks in your groups. This lens will introduce you to key literary concepts, how you can talk about them in a poem and how (More) |
 | We will read the above poem first and discus (More) |
 | You have discussed, reviewed, written, and recited poetry; now it’s time to demonstrate your learning with an analysis of a text of your choice from the selection of More) |
 | One of your tasks for this unit will be to present a recitation of a poem selected from More) |
 | The idea of "exile" is an "archetypal" or universal theme across time and cultures. Exile, as the Arabic word implies, refers to a punishment by banishment, "just like the fate of More) |
 | How to write a found poem A found poem uses language from non-poetic contexts and turns it into poetry. Think of a collage -- visual artists take scraps of newspaper, cloth, feathers, bottle caps, and create magic. You can do the same with languag (More) |
 | Poetry is the opening and closing of a door leaving those who look through to guess about what is seen during a moment – – Carl Sandburg A poem… begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a love sickness… It is a te (More) |
 | In your assigned seminar groups, you will be given the opportunity to address one prompt below to present and facilitate discussion on in class. Consider the prompt as a starting point for exploration around an idea or concept relevant (More) |
 | GRAPHIC MEMOIR VIGNETTE Create a short graphic memoir of a "memoir moment" from your life. This might be 1-2 pages of panels. Please see this resource on the nuts and bolts on graphic novels More) |
 | Identify several impactful literary and graphic novel devices or tools used by Satrapi . LITERARY DEVICES Check out a review of elements and devices here. Look (More) |
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