Class Novels Holes and Goal

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Classic Novels and Their Current Relevance

Matt Stone

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Why Classic Literature?• Simple answer- I should have read

more in high school

• So much to read, better start now

• These books aren’t going anywhere

• To look good

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Essential Questions-Why are these novels relevant today?

-Why should we study these texts in the classroom?

-What themes are prevalent within the group of identified classics that unifies them as classical literature?

- Why should students continue reading novels like these throughout their educational years?

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Enduring Understandings• Reading one classic can enlighten you a

great deal• Classics such as The Catcher in the Rye can

provide insight into students’ thought processes

• There are a ton of them, but each little bit helps

• Classic novels, while not all suited to be read in a classroom environment, can provide excerpts and connections

• You feel smarter!

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Favorite Resources100 Must-Read Classic Novels

By Nick RennisonPublished by Bloomsbury Good Reading Guides

-Author background information-Complete plot description which avoids spoilers-Small and easy to read-Just enough information-Gives both author and book information

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QUESTIONS?