ICT role in 21st century education and it's challenges.
The Lady, or The Tiger?
1. Before we begin... FRONT SIDE OF PAPER: Name, Date, Period BACK SIDE OF PAPER: At the top, title it: “ANTICIPATION GUIDE”, then 3 headings underneath… PAINTING(leave room to write) AGREE/DISAGREE (number it 1-4) WRITTEN RESPONSE (leave room to write)
2. “The Lady, or the Tiger?” By Frank R. Stockton The story you are about to read takes place long ago in the time of the Roman Empire. A strange king uses a public arena to reward the innocent and punish the guilty. Life or death depends on one decision…
4. Anticipation Guide AGREE or DISAGREE? The Death Penalty is a fair way to convict criminals. It is better to follow the ways of the past than to evolve with new ideas. Jealousy is the most dangerous kind of motivation. If we are in positions of power, we should use our power to get what we want, no matter what. Written Response = 1 Paragraph Think about a time when you, or someone you know, faced an important decision. What helped you make the decision? Describe the best way to make an important decision.
5. Our Focus… Characterization How an author develops the character (looks, attitude, speech, etc.) Character Motivation How a character’s personality effects the way they behave and act. Irony When what actually happens in the story is the exact opposite of what the reader expects. Surprise Ending Plot twist at the end of the story. Setting The time and place in which the story takes place.
7. Ancient Rome The Roman Empire rose to power and controlled the lands bordering the Mediterranean Sea by A.D. 100. The system of justice in Stockton’s “semi-barbaric” land brings to mind a very real and very cruel practice of the Roman Empire, the games in the collosseum. Here, gladiators fought to the bloody death, slaves and captives were pitted against each other, and criminals were killed by wild animals.
9. YOUR HOMEWORK In order to practice our characterization skills, you will first characterize YOURSELF tonight for homework. Copy this diagram onto a clean sheet of paper.
