If all of the elements of this lesson plan are employed, students will develop the following powers, skills, and understanding:
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Students will be able to understand the elements of A.S. Byatt's life and experiences that shaped her worldview, writings, and work.
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Students will be able to analyze the historical, cultural, and philosophical framing of "The Thing in the Forest."
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Students will be able to understand the important events and turning points represented in "The Thing in the Forest" and how the narrator conveys broader themes & messages.
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Students will be able to analyze and discuss, both individually and as a class, the key ideas, important themes, and...