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The document outlines instructions for students to create and present 10-minute lessons on topics related to Arthur Miller's The Crucible. Students must research their topic, create a lesson plan to submit one week prior, and then teach the lesson to their classmates. Suggested topics include analyzing characters like John Proctor and Abigail Williams, themes such as intolerance and lust for power, and aspects of Salem society during the historical period that inspired the play.
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