Grand Conversations English 11CP.

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Grand Conversations English 11CP

What is a Grand Conversation???? Grand Conversations allows you to grapple with interpreting a difficult and/or complex text. You will use the discussions in class to guide your project. The purpose of this project is to provide an opportunity for you to show the depth of your understanding of a piece of literature.

Witch Hunt GC Assignment Our study of The Crucible is drawing to a close and it is now tome investigate how the concept of a “witch hunt” relates to modern America. We have studied a play featuring a literal hunt or witches, as well as a figurative witch hunt, The Red Scare. You will now choose among a set of potential witch hunts from recent history to research and create a GC.

GC Guidelines Find three articles about a modern day witch hunt. Three will annotate the articles. One will create a visual diagram comparing the modern witch hunt to the Crucible Witch Trials. The fifth member will create a Works Cited page. Create a screen play that reflects the themes in The Crucible and using the members in your group, create a seven to ten-minute video acting it out. You may use people outside of your group as extras. 30 seconds at the beginning of the presentation may be a brief summary of your story.

GC Guidelines Minimum five (5) quotes. Must be significant and taken from the entire story. Need to fit seamlessly into the presentation. Figure out a way to highlight your chosen quotes. Either provide closed-captioning for just the quote, script with the quotes highlighted, or something on the screen or in class that signals that a quote is being used. Go beyond plot. Presentation may be symbolic, abstract, funny (but in good taste), it must be created and show depth of thought (critical thinking). Focus on theme, but don’t forget to include other significant elements from the text (i.e., prominent symbols, motifs, characters, structural and rhetorical elements, etc.). End with a thematic statement, but include thematic elements throughout the presentation.

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Topic Selection Process Choose your topic from among the available options. Read and highlight/annotate 3 relevant articles. Annotations should include the following considerations: The situation.  Who are the relevant people? What happened/is happening? Why? What context is required to understand the situation? Mark the text and annotate these elements. How this situation qualifies as a witchhunt. Who was the “witch”? Who did the premature accusing or punishing? Why was this unjust? Was justice served? Who was persecuted or falsely accused? Propose a way to prevent a similar situation from happening again in the future.  How can we prevent history from repeating itself in this respect? Should Americans receive more education on a certain issue? Do we need a law of some kind to deal with situations like this?

Due Dates 3 annotated articles regarding modern day witch hunt: Thursday, November 30 visual diagram comparing the modern witch hunt to the Salem Witch Trials per The Crucible: Thursday, November 30 Works Cited page: Thursday, November 30 Typed and uploaded screenplay to Turnitin.com: Wednesday, December 6. Videos: Wednesday, December 13.

Potential Topics and Articles American Muslims after 9/11—Treatment of Muslim-Americans in the era of terrorism. Article: “The Trouble with Airport Profiling”  Article: “Muslims Report Rising Discrimination at Work” Lavender Scare—Like the Red Scare, except focused on suspected homosexuality rather than communism. Article: “An Interview with David K Johnson: author of The Lavender Scare: The Cold War Persecution of Gays and Lesbians in the Federal Government”  Article: “9 Things to Know About the Lavender Scare”  Warning: This article does contain profanity Trump Administration & the EPA–The Trump administration asks the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to identify employees who believe in climate change Article: “Trump Transition Team for Energy Department seeks names of Employees Involved in Climate Meetings Article: “Trump’s EPA has started to scrub climate change data from its website” Immigrants in 2017 America–Deportations are on the rise as anti-immigration sentiments become more common Article: “Hunt is on for the source of Immigrant List in Utah” Article: “Donald Trump plans to immediately deport 2 million to 3 million undocumented immigrants”  Internet Bullying-Those who are different are shamed and ostracized Article: “The Flip Side of Internet Fame” Article: “Outsmart Your Haters”