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Standards for English Language Arts in Grades 6–12 and then discusses ways you can use Prentice Hall Literature to help your students meet the standards. Examples in this guide are from the Grade 7 Teacher’s Edition, but you can generalize most of the information to any grade level.
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Othello's insecurities are awakened by Brabantio's words. This makes Othello more susceptible to Iago's innuendo, contributing to the tragedy. Candidates might argue that other factors, such as Othello's and Desdemona's naivety, as well as Iago's …
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This guide discusses how to use Prentice Hall Literature © 2010 to address the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English Language Arts (ELA). It provides a brief review of the CCSS for ELA in Grades 6–12. It also discusses ways to use Prentice Hall Literature to help students meet the standards.
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Read works of literature from six different American literary eras: Literature of Early America, Early National Literature, Nineteenth-Century Literature, Age of Realism, the Modern Age, and the Contemporary Period.
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the Prentice Hall Literature (2010) curriculum in the 2009-10 school year. the primary purpose of the study was to determine if students using the program would increase their knowledge of language arts concepts (vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing) throughout the year and outperform students using a competitor language
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