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can take 7 school days!Submit your final assignment two weeks before your school's semester ends.  \nComplete all the quizes and the assignment in each unit.Once the quizzes for a unit are complete,you will ave access to the unit test.Werecommend you complete the unit assignment before you attempt the unit test,the assignment will help you prepare.You will ave accessto the final when allunit tests are complete,and your assignments are graded.  \nAllow a minimum of 2-3 school days for an assignment to be graded.Read the full course instructions it ill help you understand how thecourse is weighted.  \nHow This Course Works &Suggested Timeline  \nNeed help with the course?We offer online tutoring:find more details about it here.  \n√Done:Receive a grade  \nYou are required to take this quiz before you start the course.To prepare,read the course instructions and the \"submitting yourassignments\"document,watch the video on the how this course works page and review the suggested timeline.  \n·Trace the development,genres,and voices of American verse,reading a mix of early influencers and modern,culturally diversepoets in order to examine the American experience more fully.  \n·Understand the tension between schools of thought(Romanticism vs.Realism)and its effect upon poetry and thought in a growingdemocratic nation.  \n·Analyze the sound(rhyme)and structural elements (meter and voltas)of poetry in order to appeal to a variety of listening andreading experiences.  \n·Perform close readings of poemsin a poetry project,researching your chosen American poet and presenting your findings in ascholarly slideshow.  \n·Understand the importance of oral history and poetry as a therapy for trauma on a new generation of immigrant and BIPOC poets.  \nThis study guide will help you preview the concepts and guide your learning as each new skill or concept is introduced.Use this studyguide as the foundation of your notes.You may use it on the unit quizzes,unit tests,and course final.  \nClick on the link above,and make a copy of the file:;you can open the document in Google doc.or from the File Menu of a wordprocessing application of your choice,choose Open,and select the study guide.f you prefer to print it,it is available as a PDF.  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \no Closely read a great American novel using the critical lenses of mythological (archetypes and symbols)and Marxist (socio-economic)readings of The Great Gatsby.  \no Understand Fitzgerald's authorial choices,especially in framing the novel in flashback and using an unreliable narrator to create acomplex tone and satire.  \no Define the many types of heroes(Romantic,tragic,and anti-hero)found in the novel in order to understand a mysterious characterwho reflects many paradoxes related to the American experience and dream.  \no Compare Gatsby's character to other modern-day versions in our culture to gain a better understanding of the novel's theme as acautionary tale.  \no To engage in the reading writing,and viewing process to synthesize information from multiple sources in a comparison/contrastmini-paper pertaining to new media adaptation.  \nNot available unless:The activity MANDATORY QUIZ is marked complete  \nThis study guide will help you preview the concepts and guide your learning as each new sill or concept is introduced.Use this study  \nguide as the foundation of your notes.You may use it on the unit quizzes,unit tests,and course final.  \nClick on the link above,and make a copy of the file:you can open the document in Google doc.or from the File Menu of a wordprocessing application of your choice,choose Open,and select the study guide.If you prefer to print it,it is available as a PDF.  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive a grade  \nTo do:Receive agrade  \nTo 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