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Break out of an Essay Rut with Literary Graphs

Clair Antoon-Newton

Read. Annotate. Discuss. Write an essay. Rinse and repeat. Sometimes the most direct path is the best path. My classroom is often “un-instagramable.” However, with some units, I want to provide students with new ways to show what they know. I want...

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Reflections from the 2023 AP Literature Reading

Clair Antoon-Newton

This summer, I had the privilege of scoring Question 2 at the AP Literature Reading. I had not been to the reading in a few years, taking off the...

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AP Literature: Character Layers Analysis Activity

Clair Antoon-Newton

We are all constantly practicing the skill of character analysis. I remind my often insecure students of this fact before we dive into a difficult...

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