FTCE English 6-12: NavaED by Kathleen
Jasper, Ed.D
1940s - ANS-- 1984 via George Orwell - a dystopian fantasy that paints the future as
worrying idealistic society devoid of individualism
- Animal Farm with the aid of George Orwell - an allegory focused around the Russian
Revolution
- Death of a Salesman by using Arthur Miller - a drama that juxtaposes the fact as opposed
to the phantasm whilst pursuing the American Dream
Fifties - ANS-- Catcher inside the Rye with the aid of J.D. Salinger - topics of alienation, the
demanding situations of developing up, and the shallow nature of society
- Farenheit 451 by using Ray Bradbury - a dystopian novel in which understanding destroyed
and the appearance of happiness is paramount
- Night with the aid of Elie Wiesel - a memoir detailing the horrors of the Holocaust
- Raisin within the Sun (drama) with the aid of Lorraine Hansberry - a play set throughout the
Civil Rights Movement of the Fifties that adresses segregated housing via detailing the
struggles of a black own family in a Chicago suburb
1960s - ANS-- To Kill a Mockingbird with the aid of Harper Lee - a coming-of-age novel that
addresses the prejudice familiar in society and the judicial gadget
- A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle - a younger adult fantasy-adventure story that plays
with the space-time continuum through the eyes of a 14-yr-old lady
Achieve the Core Three Steps whilst selecting text - ANS-1. Use quantitative measures
consisting of Lexile and Flesch-Kincaid
2. Use qualitative gear together with the rubrics from informational and literary textual
content that remember the structure, language, demands, and stage of that means
three. Apply expert judgment to determine suitability of a text for the educational cause and
goal
Alice Walker - ANS-- "Everyday Use"
Allusion - ANS-- an oblique reference to a famous individual, region, or issue from the past
- ex. I had no idea my off-exceeded declaration would open Pandora's box.
- can most effective be biblical, literary, or historic
Amy Tan - ANS-- "Joy Luck Club"
Analytic Rubrics - ANS-best used whilst giving specific comments on a particular set of
abilties to assess strengths and weaknesses
Analytical Reading - Teachers Role - ANS-You have to MODEL it for them repeatedly. When
modeling this excessive-stage form of task, meta-cognition, or wondering aloud, is an
invaluable strategy.
, Anne Bronte - ANS-- "Agnes Grey"
Argumentative - ANS-argues a point, however offers a couple of sides or perspectives
Assonance - ANS-the repetition of vowel sounds to create internal rhyme
Audience - ANS-the character or group for whom the verbal exchange is supposed
Biographical Approach to Text - ANS-is based on understanding of the author's life and
perspective
Borrowed Words - ANS-phrases followed from other languages
C.S. Lewis - ANS-- "Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"
Cause/Effect Structure - ANS-authors use this shape once they need o set up a casual
relationship among an event and the occasions to come back after.
Charles Dickenson - ANS-- "Tale of Two Cities David"
- "David Copperfield Great Expectations"
Charlotte Bronte - ANS-- "Jane Eyre"
Choral Reading - ANS-students reading in unison allows for them to listen the phrases
articulated appropriately, and allows for the instructor to peer if a word stumps a set of
students
Chronological/Sequential Structure - ANS-activities on this structure are organized in
chronological order (and on occasion reverse chronological order)
Collective nouns do now not consist of what phrase? - ANS-And
Colloquialisms - ANS-casual words and terms
Compare/Contrast Structure - ANS-communicates the similarities and variations between a
fixed of occasions, principles, ideas, or people
Compound nouns encompass what word? - ANS-And
Compound uses ________while collective nouns use ______. - ANS-plural; singular (made
of many people, but they usually act as one)
Connotative Meaning - ANS-cautioned that means stimulated by way of life and/or private
revel in
Criterion Referenced Assessment - ANS-an assessment that measures student overall
performance towards a fixed set of predetermined criteria or getting to know standards
Denotative Meaning - ANS-the literal dictionary meaning of phrases
Depression Era of Thirties - ANS-- Grapes of Wrath by using John Steinbeck - a realist novel
that depicts the bleakness and desperation of American lifestyles all through the Great
Depression
- Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston - an sincere examine the lifestyles
of black Americans in a black southern town
- Brave New World via Aldous Huxley - an iconic dystopian novel that outlines the risks of
lack of individuality due to era and governmental control
- The Hobbit by using J.R.R. Tolkien - a children's fable nobel wherein the main person
leaves the protection of domestic to undertake a heroic quest, resulting in personal boom
Descriptive - ANS-paints a image for the reader
Descriptive Structure - ANS-use of descriptive language to paint a picture for the reader
Diagnostic Assessment - ANS-a pre-evaluation presenting teachers with records
approximately college students' previous expertise, preconceptions, and misconceptions
before beginning a getting to know interest
Diction - ANS-the exclusive tone and fashion of an writer
Jasper, Ed.D
1940s - ANS-- 1984 via George Orwell - a dystopian fantasy that paints the future as
worrying idealistic society devoid of individualism
- Animal Farm with the aid of George Orwell - an allegory focused around the Russian
Revolution
- Death of a Salesman by using Arthur Miller - a drama that juxtaposes the fact as opposed
to the phantasm whilst pursuing the American Dream
Fifties - ANS-- Catcher inside the Rye with the aid of J.D. Salinger - topics of alienation, the
demanding situations of developing up, and the shallow nature of society
- Farenheit 451 by using Ray Bradbury - a dystopian novel in which understanding destroyed
and the appearance of happiness is paramount
- Night with the aid of Elie Wiesel - a memoir detailing the horrors of the Holocaust
- Raisin within the Sun (drama) with the aid of Lorraine Hansberry - a play set throughout the
Civil Rights Movement of the Fifties that adresses segregated housing via detailing the
struggles of a black own family in a Chicago suburb
1960s - ANS-- To Kill a Mockingbird with the aid of Harper Lee - a coming-of-age novel that
addresses the prejudice familiar in society and the judicial gadget
- A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle - a younger adult fantasy-adventure story that plays
with the space-time continuum through the eyes of a 14-yr-old lady
Achieve the Core Three Steps whilst selecting text - ANS-1. Use quantitative measures
consisting of Lexile and Flesch-Kincaid
2. Use qualitative gear together with the rubrics from informational and literary textual
content that remember the structure, language, demands, and stage of that means
three. Apply expert judgment to determine suitability of a text for the educational cause and
goal
Alice Walker - ANS-- "Everyday Use"
Allusion - ANS-- an oblique reference to a famous individual, region, or issue from the past
- ex. I had no idea my off-exceeded declaration would open Pandora's box.
- can most effective be biblical, literary, or historic
Amy Tan - ANS-- "Joy Luck Club"
Analytic Rubrics - ANS-best used whilst giving specific comments on a particular set of
abilties to assess strengths and weaknesses
Analytical Reading - Teachers Role - ANS-You have to MODEL it for them repeatedly. When
modeling this excessive-stage form of task, meta-cognition, or wondering aloud, is an
invaluable strategy.
, Anne Bronte - ANS-- "Agnes Grey"
Argumentative - ANS-argues a point, however offers a couple of sides or perspectives
Assonance - ANS-the repetition of vowel sounds to create internal rhyme
Audience - ANS-the character or group for whom the verbal exchange is supposed
Biographical Approach to Text - ANS-is based on understanding of the author's life and
perspective
Borrowed Words - ANS-phrases followed from other languages
C.S. Lewis - ANS-- "Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"
Cause/Effect Structure - ANS-authors use this shape once they need o set up a casual
relationship among an event and the occasions to come back after.
Charles Dickenson - ANS-- "Tale of Two Cities David"
- "David Copperfield Great Expectations"
Charlotte Bronte - ANS-- "Jane Eyre"
Choral Reading - ANS-students reading in unison allows for them to listen the phrases
articulated appropriately, and allows for the instructor to peer if a word stumps a set of
students
Chronological/Sequential Structure - ANS-activities on this structure are organized in
chronological order (and on occasion reverse chronological order)
Collective nouns do now not consist of what phrase? - ANS-And
Colloquialisms - ANS-casual words and terms
Compare/Contrast Structure - ANS-communicates the similarities and variations between a
fixed of occasions, principles, ideas, or people
Compound nouns encompass what word? - ANS-And
Compound uses ________while collective nouns use ______. - ANS-plural; singular (made
of many people, but they usually act as one)
Connotative Meaning - ANS-cautioned that means stimulated by way of life and/or private
revel in
Criterion Referenced Assessment - ANS-an assessment that measures student overall
performance towards a fixed set of predetermined criteria or getting to know standards
Denotative Meaning - ANS-the literal dictionary meaning of phrases
Depression Era of Thirties - ANS-- Grapes of Wrath by using John Steinbeck - a realist novel
that depicts the bleakness and desperation of American lifestyles all through the Great
Depression
- Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston - an sincere examine the lifestyles
of black Americans in a black southern town
- Brave New World via Aldous Huxley - an iconic dystopian novel that outlines the risks of
lack of individuality due to era and governmental control
- The Hobbit by using J.R.R. Tolkien - a children's fable nobel wherein the main person
leaves the protection of domestic to undertake a heroic quest, resulting in personal boom
Descriptive - ANS-paints a image for the reader
Descriptive Structure - ANS-use of descriptive language to paint a picture for the reader
Diagnostic Assessment - ANS-a pre-evaluation presenting teachers with records
approximately college students' previous expertise, preconceptions, and misconceptions
before beginning a getting to know interest
Diction - ANS-the exclusive tone and fashion of an writer
