AP English 12 Mrs. Knoche. Essential Questions  What does literature teach us about the human condition?  What is right behavior, and what is wrong.

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AP English 12 Mrs. Knoche

Essential Questions  What does literature teach us about the human condition?  What is right behavior, and what is wrong behavior?  What drives the choices we make?  What gives meaning and dignity to our lives?

Objectives  Interpret literature through discussion and oral presentation  Analyze how a poet’s techniques convey meaning, purpose, and effect

Daily Warm-up  Explain the dynamics among Claudius, Gertrude, and Hamlet as portrayed on pages  How does Hamlet feel?  What is the cause?  What do the others believe the cause to be?

Agenda  Group Roles  Soliloquy 1: Analysis  Tone Words: Knoche Sad Words – Review list and begin practicing.

Closure  How would you describe Hamlet’s state of mind?

Homework  Optional R/R HO due next class (B)  Practice tone words (sadness)