Th1rteen r3asons Why by Jay Asher
Statement of Inquiry: Our perspectives, the way we express ourselves, and the impressions others have of us can largely influence our identities and relationships.
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Inquiry Questions:
1. How are realistic storylines created by authors? 2. How do points of view affect relationships? 3. To what extent is perception reality? |
Concept: Perspective
Related Concepts: Point of view, audience imperatives, self-expression Global Context: Identities & Relationships ATL: Social (Collaboration) & Thinking (Creative-thinking) |
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Blurb:
You can't stop the future. You can't rewind the past. The only way to learn the secret...is to press play. Clay Jensen doesn't want anything to do with the tapes Hannah Baker made. Hannah is dead. Her secrets should be buried with her. Then Hannah's voice tells Clay that his name is on her tapes--and that he is, in some way, responsible for her death. All through the night, Clay keeps listening. He follows Hannah's recorded words throughout his small town...and what he discovers changes his life forever. PDF versions of novelPDF Version (looks like cellphone) Thirteen Reasons Why:
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Th1Rteen r3asons why audiobook
author information
pre-reading tasks
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Life as a Teenager Graphic Organizer Activity
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Study guide documents
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Th1rteen R3asons Why Chapter Study Guide
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Th1rteen R3asons Why People and Reasons
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Virtues Activity
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Th1rteen R3asons Why Virtues Activity
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Virtue Cards 9A
Courage: Alex Detachment: Milica Compassion: Seungjun Love: Andrea Kindness: Michelle Understanding: Tara Perseverance: Lan Determination: Tomislav Integrity: Elzbieta Forgiveness: Zac Loyalty: Mihailo Confidence: Luka L. |
Virtue Cards 9B
Tact: Jaewoo Trust: Predrag Consideration: Mai Friendliness: Marko Unity: Barak Tolerance: Teodora Truthfulness: Luka M. Flexibility: Katarina Joyfulness: Angela Trustworthiness: Tamora Humility: Andrew |
Virtue Cards
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Socratic seminar
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Socratic Seminar Overview
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Open-Ended Questions for a Socratic Seminar (Sample Question Starters for all seminars)
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Socratic Seminar Preparation Handout (Template example)
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Socratic Seminar Rubric
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socratic seminar schedule
Socratic Seminar #1: Respect & Reputation
Socratic Seminar #2: Betrayal & Violence
Socratic Seminar #3: Relationships & Choices
Socratic Seminar #2: Betrayal & Violence
Socratic Seminar #3: Relationships & Choices
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9A
#1 Friday, April 22nd (Day 2): 8:10-9:30 #2 Friday, May 13th (Day 4): 11:10-12:00 #3 Thursday, May 19th (Day 2): 8:10-9:30 |
9B
#1 Friday, April 22nd (Day 2): 14:10-15:00 #2 Friday, May 13th (Day 4): 9:45-11:05 #3 Friday, May 20th (Day 3): 8:10-9:30 |
Missed Socratic Seminar #1 & #2 Assignment (To be completed and returned as assigned):
1. Complete the assigned Discussion Questions and write a short list of your own questions (1-5 questions). (See above documents).
2. Then, select ONE of your good discussion questions (It must be open-ended, and not a comprehension-level question).
3. Next, type a one page reflection (double-spaced/at least 500 words) about what you think a possible answer/interpretation could be.
1. Complete the assigned Discussion Questions and write a short list of your own questions (1-5 questions). (See above documents).
2. Then, select ONE of your good discussion questions (It must be open-ended, and not a comprehension-level question).
3. Next, type a one page reflection (double-spaced/at least 500 words) about what you think a possible answer/interpretation could be.
- NOTE: Your response must include at least two references to specific places in the text that support your analysis.
- This must be your own work; I will not accept any responses that are borrowed (even partially) from another source, like SparkNotes.
- Use proper MLA format (MLA heading, quote citation, etc.)
Socratic Seminar #1 Discussion Questions:
Themes = Respect & reputation
Socratic Seminar #1 Missed Assignment will be DUE Friday, May 6th (Day 5).
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Socratic Seminar #1 Discussion Questions
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Socratic Seminar #2 Discussion questions:
Themes = Betrayal & violence
Socratic Seminar #2 Missed Assignment will be DUE Tuesday, May 17th (Day 6).
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Socratic Seminar #2 Discussion Questions
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Socratic Seminar #3 discussion questions:
themes = relationships & choices
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Socratic Seminar #3 Discussion Questions
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Put themes together = effect of actions on others
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10 Steps On How To Be Aware Of How Your Actions Impact Others (See some information below)
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1. How do you see your actions?
2. How do your actions influence others? 3. Do you realize the power of your actions? 4. What are the alternative actions you can make? 5. What are the needs of others around me? 6. How can I adjust to the needs of another? 7. Do I know, how much the actions I make in the present, matter? 8. How can I be a better observer? 9. How can I be more open-minded? 10. Do I realize that awareness is a process? |
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Awareness & prevention
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Class Discussion with Ms. Stafford: Depression
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Depression
Depression defined: Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Also called major depressive disorder or clinical depression, it affects how you feel, think and behave and can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems.
(Source: Mayo Clinic Depression Definition)
(Source: Mayo Clinic Depression Definition)
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Depression: not always what you think
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Teenager's Guide to Depression (See some information below)
Suicide
Suicide defined: Death caused by self-directed injurious behavior with an intent to die as a result of the behavior.
(Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
(Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Suicide Facts (USA)
World Health Organization (WHO) Suicide Fact Sheet (See some information below)
Survivors: Three stories
suicide prevention
Suicide Prevention: How to Help Someone Who is Suicidal (See some information below)
The public service announcement (PSA)
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A public service announcement (PSA) is a short message designed to inform and educate with the objective of raising awareness and changing public attitudes and behavior towards a social issue.
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ISB PSA Activity
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Public Service Announcement (PSA) Ad Directions
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Public Service Announcement (PSA) Proposal Form
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PSA Example: Project Semicolon
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