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This lesson plan aims to teach students about the lyrical poem "Invictus" by William Henley. The plan includes preliminary activities like prayer, attendance checking, and reviewing a previous assignment. Students will then play a game to motivate them and analyze questions about dealing with difficulties in life. The teacher will play a video of the poem and lead a discussion about its themes, symbols, and Stanza meanings. Students will then creatively present their understanding of a selected stanza in small groups. Finally, students will answer evaluation questions about being the master of their fate and complete an assignment to provide an example of European literature.
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