Month: June 2015

Project Goal: After investigating and analyzing perspectives on contemporary American identity through texts which include art, poetry, and nonfiction, students will complete a “Krash Kourse Video Project” which explores the impact of diverse voices on American literature and culture.

American Literature Krash Kourse: Amy Tan by Andrew Benson, Kyle Degen, Tony Hong, Kevin Rodriguez, (featuring Quiana Reyes)

American Literature Krash Kourse: Raymond Carver by Phuong Tran, Duyen Vu, Lizbeth Ramirez

American Literature Krash Kourse: Elizabeth Bishop by Delvin Nguyen, Samantha Ceja, Brandon Trieu, and Jessica Rodriguez

American Literature Krash Kourse: Sandra Cisneros by Carlos Lopez, Quiana Reyes, Clarissa Escobedo, Daniel Sanchez

American Literature Krash Kourse: Agha Shahid Ali by Daniel Vega, Alex Perez, Annie Luu

American Litearture Krash Kourse: Donald Barthelme by Phuoc Dieu and Tam Nguyen

American Literature Krash Kourse: James Baldwin by Monica Men, Khadija Noor, Eriana Moreno, Alexis Martinez, Sinalei Skipps

American Literature Krash Kourse: Anne Sexton by Nhan Doan and Juan (Danny) Loo

American Literature Krash Kourse: Gabriel Garcia Marquez by Jesus Velasco, Jessica Villagrana, Miguel Tzintzun, Alyssa Torres

Weekly GOAL:

After completing research process, students will identify significant contemporary Mexican American artists and writers and make recommendations for Mexican American Literature & Literature curriculum.

Monday: “I Am Joaquin” Abridged Poem

Tuesday: Students will select and research contemporary Mexican American writer, artist, musician, or playwright and write a biography to feature as a contemporary voice for Mexican American arts and culture.

Wednesday: Students will selected an example of the artists work and write a summary analyzing significance of Mexican American writer, artist, musician, or playwright to feature as a contemporary voice for Mexican American arts and culture.

Thursday: Students will find a quote by the artist and explain what it reveals about the work and their contributions to Mexican American literature and culture.

Friday: meets most requirements for what should be included in the presentation • has an introduction and conclusion, but they are not clear or interesting

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6.8-12 UNIT GOAL:

After investigating and analyzing perspectives on contemporary American identity through texts which include art, poetry, and nonfiction, students will complete a “Crash Course Video Project” which explores the impact of diverse voices on American literature and culture. 

Monday: Final Video Rubric, Begin Close Read Richard Wright’s “Black Boy” and explore what idea his autobiographical story conveys about identity.

Tuesday: Quarter 4 Benchmarks

Wednesday: Reflection on Richard Wrights “Black Boy” and close read Maxine Hong Kingston’s “Woman Warrior”

Thursday: Reflection on Maxine Hong Kingston’s “Woman Warrior”

Friday: Turn in Books and Notebooks Clean Out Portfolios

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6.8-12 UNIT GOAL:

After investigating and analyzing perspectives on contemporary American identity through texts which include art, poetry, and nonfiction, students will complete a timed write essay which explores the impact of diverse ethnic voices on American literature and culture. 

Monday: Close Read Richard Wright’s “Black Boy” and explore what idea his autobiographical story conveys about identity.

Tuesday: Quarter 4 Benchmarks

Wednesday: Reflection on Richard Wrights “Black Boy” and close read Sandra Cisneros’s “Straw Into Gold” What fairy does the title of Cisneros allude to? 

Thursday: Reflection on “Sraw Into Gold” by Sandra Cisneros

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