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Assignment Overview and Research Tips
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Student Expectations:
1. Work in group of 3 or 5 students
2. Objective 1 Due December 1st
3. Objective 2 Due December 2nd
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Objective 1
Due: December 1st
Your theme selection should be connected to the text using actual "textual evidence". Textual evidence means that you
include references from the book.
Your paragraphs should include precise and acurate linkage as well as a thorough investigation on how the theme relates
to human morality.
Use your notes from November 30th to help piece together human morality in the context of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Back to Group Objective 1
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If you have any more questions, you can talk to me before school, after school, durring lunch
if you make an appointment, and please feel free to e-mail me:
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Objective 2
Due: December 2nd
When picking a scene to act out, I suggest you use a scene that you referenced for Objective 1.
To recieve the best grade possible, you should reherse your scene before or after school. You do not have to have
the lines memorized, but you will be indivudally deducted if you read directly from the book.
Back to Group Objective 2
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