What do You See In This Poem?
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This document discusses using PowerPoint to analyze poetry in the classroom. It notes that while schools have invested in technology, teachers often lack training to integrate it effectively. Poetry analysis through PowerPoint is based on the concept of digital storytelling, where personal narratives are presented as short movies. The idea originated from recognizing that today's students are more visual and fluent with digital media compared to previous generations. PowerPoint can change the process of analyzing poetry from word to image to meaning. Sample student PowerPoint presentations on analyzing specific poems are referenced.
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