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Literature

Reading Fiction, Poetry, and Drama

• DiYanni • © 2007

Glencoe

World Literature

• Rosenberg • Second Edition, © 2004

L iterature: Reading Fiction, Poetry, and Drama features studentcentered approaches to literature—from experience to interpretation to evaluation—and an emphasis on making connections between texts and thinking critically about literature.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Literature: Reading,

Writing, and Critical Thinking

Part 1: Fiction

Reading and Writing about Fiction

1 Reading Stories

2 Types of Fiction

3 Elements of Fiction

4 Writing about Fiction

Thinking Critically about Fiction

5 Three Fiction Writers in Context

6 Literary Nonfiction

7 Envisioning Narrative

An Anthology of Short Fiction

8 A Collection of Contemporary

Fiction

9 A Selection of World Fiction

10 For Further Reading

Part 2: Poetry

Reading and Writing about Poetry

11 Reading Poems

12 Types of Poetry

13 Elements of Poetry

14 Writing about Poetry

Thinking Critically about Poetry

15 Transformations

16 Envisioning Poetry

17 Three Poets in Context

An Anthology of Poems

18 A Selection of Contemporary

Poetry

19 A Selection of World Poetry

20 For Further Reading

21 The Lives of Poets

Part 3: Drama

Reading and Writing about Drama

22 Reading Plays

23 Types of Drama

24 Elements of Drama

25 Writing about Drama

26 The Greek Theater: Sophocles in

Context

27 The Elizabethan Theater:

Shakespeare in Context

28 The Modern Realistic Theater:

Ibsen in Context

29 Envisioning Drama: Williams and

Miller in Performance

An Anthology of Plays

30 A Collection of Modern Drama

31 A Collection of Contemporary

Plays

Part 4: Research and Critical

Perspectives

32 Writing with Sources

33 Critical Theory: Approaches to the Analysis and Interpretaion of

Literature

34 Critical Comments about

Literature

W orld Literature, Second Edition is a superb collection of short stories, poems, and plays from around the globe.

The selections, 22 of them NEW for this edition, express the joy and sorrow of being human, connecting people across time and cultures!

Content and activities provide valuable practice in preparing high school students for college classes or for the Advanced Placement exam.


The Mediterranean

Continental Europe

Africa

Asia and the South Pacific

South and Central America

North America

Great Britain and Ireland

Glossary of Literary Terms

Acknowledgments/Index of Authors and Titles

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T his compilation includes a variety of genres at grades 9 through 12 reading levels: stories, essays, poetry, and biographies. The selections include many notable authors and celebrities such as William Wordsworth, John Updike, Lillian Morrison, John

Sayles, Chaim Potok, Toni Cade Bambara, and even Abbot and Costello.

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Literature

Approaches to Fiction,

Poetry, and Drama

• DiYanni • Second Edition, © 2008

Critical Challenges in English for Secondary Students

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L ike its larger counterpart, the compact Literature:

Approaches to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama by Robert DiYanni features student-centered approaches to literature—from experience to interpretation to evaluation—and an emphasis on making connections between texts and thinking critically about literature. This compact anthology effectively balances classic, modern, and contemporary works across the three major genres, blending well-known writers with a diverse gathering of newer, international figures.

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Emphasis on Critical Thinking : The second edition features an expanded emphasis on thinking critically about literature and information on arguing about literature. The critical thinking component is reinforced in Questions for Critical Thinking and Writing that appear throughout the text, for works in every genre.

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New Chapters on Envisioning Literature : Each genre features new visual chapters that show how artists visually interpret that genre.

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New Short Stories : The fifteen new stories include both essential works—such as The Lady with the Little Dog by Chekov, The Storm by Chopin, and The Chrysanthemums by Steinbeck—and works by contemporary authors, like Gish Jen and Jhumpa Lahiri.

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New Poems : The over eighty new poems include new selections by such important poets as Randall Jarrell, Emily Dickinson, Langston

Hughes, and Elizabeth Bishop and contemporary selections by such contemporary poets as Billy Collins, Deborah Garrison, and Taylor Mali.

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New Plays : Two new plays are featured in the second edition:

Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry and The Cuban Swimmer by

Milcha Sanchez-Scott.

T his revised collection of 21 critical challenges offers varied examples of ways to infuse critical thinking into secondary

English. Genres studied include novels, short stories, poems, plays, essays, song and fairy tales. Sample activities include assessing which characters in Lord of the Flies is the best leader; arguing for or against inclusion of a particular novel in the curriculum for a specific grade level; judging the extent to which the fate of Romeo and Juliet was beyond their control, and then assessing students' own level of control over their fates. The activities are complemented by reproducible blackline masters and assessment rubrics.

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The American

Tradition in Literature

• Perkins • © 2007

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F or the first time, an American literature anthology that provides students and instructors with a premier electronic support program! The American Tradition in Literature brings to its eleventh edition a multimedia CD-ROM (ARIEL American) packaged free with every copy, an unparalleled Web site with resources for students, and a rich instructor's resource center. Casebooks on 28 American writers, video, music, poems and stories.

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Mythology and You

• Rosenburg • © 2006

Responding to Literature

• Stanford • Fifth Edition, © 2006

F rom Apollo to Zeus these majestic and mysterious stories provide insight not only into the lives of those who told them, but also into the modern character.


Preface

The Greek World

The Value of Myths

Historical Background

Religious Background

I. In the Beginning

1 The Rule of Uranus

2 The Rule of Cronus

3 War Between the Titans and the Gods

4 The Rule of Zeus

5 Typhon

II. The Olympian Family

6 Metis and Athena

7 Themis and the Fates

Mnemosyne and the Muses

Eurynome and the Graces

8 Dione, Aphrodite, and Eros

9 Hera, Hephaestus, and Ares

10 Leto and Apollo

11 Leto and Artemis

12 Maia and Hermes

13 Demeter and Persephone

14 Semele and Dionysius

15 Nemesis

III. The World of Man

16 The Ages of Man

17 Prometheus

18 Pandora

19 Lycaon

The Flood

Dawn of the New Era

20 Arachne

21 Niobe

22 Erysichthon

23 Midas

24 Daedalus and Icarus

25 Phaëthon

26 Pygmalion

27 Narcissus and Echo

28 Orpheus and Eurydice

29 The Calydonian Boar Hunt

30 Atalanta

IV. The Heroes

31 Perseus

32 Bellerophon

33 Heracles

34 Theseus

35 Psyche and Eros

36 Jason

Glossary

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T his text is designed to be used in any literature anthology,

Introduction to Literature, or literature-based composition courses. It contains sections on the short story, plays, poetry, and the novel, as well as sections on film, writing a research paper and other types of literature-based composition. The book is full of exercises and contains numerous student sample essays. New features of this edition include: over 50 new selections, Then and Now Photo Essays, a new theme of technology and ethics, “Art and Poetry” chapter, a focus on

Film as a dramatic genre, and new Web Connections Questions connecting students to a host of web resources.


1 Why Read Literature?

2 Joining the Conversation:

Ways of Talking about Literature

3 Continuing the Conversation:

Considering Genre and

Listening to Other Voices

4 Writing About Literature

5 Argument, Critical Thinking, and Research

6 Innocence and Experience

7 Roots, Identity, and Culture

8 Love and Hate

9 Families

10 Nature

11 War and Power

12 Technology and Ethics

13 Death

14 Connections: Art and Poetry

15 Four Poets, Then and Now

Glossary of Literary Terms

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5 Steps to a 5

AP English Literature

• Rankin, Murphy • Second Edition • © 2007

The Glencoe Readers

• © 2004 • Grades 7-12

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T he revised and updated 5 Steps to a 5: AP English Literature gives students the tools to analyze complex texts. Writing prompts and samples show students how to attack tough essay questions

Student Text (256 pages)


5 Steps to a 5

AP English Language

• Murphy, Rankin • Second Edition • © 2007

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E ach consumable Glencoe Reader encourages your students to read interactively by marking up selections and creating a personal dialogue with a variety of text.

Features

Part I: Fiction, Poetry, and Drama

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Full-length Literature

Part II: Nonfiction and Informational Text

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Literary nonfiction, mass media, textbooks, forms, maps, applications, schedules, and more!

Part III: Reading and Succeeding on Standardized Tests

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Steps to a 5: AP English Language is your ultimate resource for scoring big on the AP exam and earning valuable college credits.

It gives students a choice of study techniques that fits their learning style and sharpens their analytical, interpretive, and writing skills.


Part I: How to Use This Book

Chapter 1: The Five-Step Program

Part II: What You Need to Know About the AP English Language and Composition Exam

Chapter 2: Introduction to the AP English Language and Composition Exam

Chapter 3: Section I of the Exam--The Multiple-Choice Questions

Chapter 4: Introduction to the Analysis Essay

Chapter 5: Introduction to the Argumentative Essay

Chapter 6: Introduction to the Synthesis Essay

Part III: Comprehensive Review--Analysis: Developing the

Knowledge, Skills, and Strategies

Chapter 7: Comprehensive Review--Analysis

Chapter 8: Comprehensive Review--Argument

Chapter 9: Comprehensive Review--Synthesis

Part IV: Developing Confidence with Using Skills

Chapter 10: Practice Exam 1

Chapter 11: Practice Exam 2

The Glencoe Reader is the ONLY interactive reader that offers your students…

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Foldables™: Graphic Organizers

Three-dimensional graphic organizers for truly interactive activities before, during, and after reading

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Word Power and Hot Words Journal

Unique special features to help students build vocabulary and word skills.

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“ How to ” EXCLUSIVE instructional pages introduce, model, and teach active reading strategies and Critical Thinking Skills for each type of text.

Teacher Annotated Edition

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Leveled activities that address a variety of learning styles

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English Language Learners strategies and activities

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Strategic reading intervention for all students

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75 Readings Plus

• Buscemi • Eighth edition, © 2007

Native American

Literature

• © 2002

T his rhetorically arranged reader provides a fully integrated apparatus, as well as a balanced collection of classic and contemporary essays. Readings represent a wide variety of authors, disciplines, issues, and interests.

Features

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21 new readings including such authors as Martin Gansberg,

Alan Lightman, Bharati Mukherjee, Bailey White, William Zinsser, and

Michael Byers.

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New focus on cloning in the Argument chapter with readings by

Brendan Koerner as well as James Greenwood and Sam Brownback.

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Diversity of Selections :. Selections address history, sociology, psychology, politics and economics, linguistics, writing, aesthetics, criminology, biology, natural science, medicine, philosophy, African-

American studies, ethnic studies, and manners and morals.

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Continued Emphasis on Mixed Modes : The text contains a chapter dedicated to mixing modes and helping students understand how to combine patterns of writing to best achieve their writing goals.


1 Narration

2 Description

3 Process Analysis

4 Definition

5 Classification and Division

6 Comparison and Contrast

7 Example and Illustration

8 Cause and Effect

9 Analogy

10 Argument and Persuasion

11 Mixed Strategies

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Short stories, short nonfiction selections, one-act plays, and a wide variety of poetry written by the best classic authors and the finest contemporary voices.

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Anthology is organized thematically into five themes, each introduced by works of fine art created by artists from that culture. The themes are organized under such topics as origins, family, struggles, and influences.

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Teacher Guide for each anthology addresses pre- and post-reading activities.

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The Act of Writing

• Conrad • Seventh Canadian Edition, © 2006

Chapter 9: Argumentation and Persuasion

Capping the Great Cup Debate/Hocking

The Scar/Dobbs

Grinning and Happy/Kogawa

Letter to America/Atwood

Local Foreign Policy/Klein

Thanks for Not Killing My Son/Schindler

Job/Brand

Life with Cerebral Palsy/Christy

Cri de coeur (A Cry from the Heart)/Dallaire

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T he Act of Writing is a classic Canadian text that is known for its ability to interest students and generate discussion. This book offers a range of difficulty to meet the needs of your students.


Chapter 1: Narration

Encounter/Shields

Coming of Age in Putnok/Gabori

My Other Self/Fraser

Growing up Native/Geddes

Chapter 2: Example

Ten Things the Chinese Do Much Better Than We Do/Wong

The Fabulous Poodles, Etc.: Naming Your Band/Bidini

The Importance of Email Punctuation/Nestruck

Busy, Busy, Busy/Wente

Outharbor Menu/Guy

Goodbye Muse, Hello Prada/Simic

Chapter 3: Description

August 4/Connelly

Suitcase Lady/C. McLaren

In the Trenches/Harrison

D'Sonoqua/Carr

Chapter 4: Cause and Effect

Avoiding the Big C: A Little Simple Advice/Pearson

The Step Not Taken/D’Angelo

Canadian Guys Rule/L. McLaren

Hidden Lessons/Suzuki

My Body Is My Own Business/N. Mustafa

Killing Machines/McQuaig

The Seven-Minute Life of Marc Lepine/Petrowski

The Year I Learned to Love a German/Richler

Chapter 5: Comparison and Contrast

The 51-Per-Cent Minority/Anderson

Measuring the New Prosperity/Layton

An Offering from the Dead/Coffey

Chicken-Hips/Pigott

The Bond of Nightmares/R. Mustafa

This Boat is My Boat/Taylor

Remarks of Security of Person and Property in Canada/Traill

Black + White = Black/Hill

Chapter 6: Analogy and Related Devices

The Trail-Hiker's Guide to the Workplace/Magahay

It's Not Just the Weather That's Cooler in Canada/Bennett

Modern Cannibals of the Wild/Johnson

The Family House/Leclerc

Chapter 7: Classification

Pulling Together/Lam

Theatre/Ferguson, Ian and Will

Your New Job, Your New Life/Pitts

Chapter 8: Process Analysis

Yes, It Is Brain Surgery/Bernstein

Hockey Etiquette for the Beginner/Koehl

I Sing the Song of My Condo/Lau

How to Live to Be 200/Leacock

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The Student Writer

Editor and Critic

• Clouse • Seventh Edition • © 2008

W ritten with the kind of supportive tone found in a writing workshop, this three-in-one rhetoric/reader/handbook puts students in control of developing their own writing processes by teaching them how to become astute critics and editors of their work.

Now in full-colour, the seventh edition of The Student Writer offers new chapters on research, enhanced coverage of visual rhetoric, including a new appendix on document design, new and enhanced coverage of plagiarism, and more.

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English Skills with Readings

• John Langan, Atlantic Cape Community College and Sharon Winstanley, Seneca

College • Third Canadian Edition, © 2005

College Writing

Skills with Readings

• John Langan, Atlantic Cape Community College and Sharon Winstanley, Seneca

College • Fourth Canadian Edition, © 2005

E nglish Skills with Readings, 3rd Canadian Edition , continues to feature motivating activities that reinforce the four bases of effective writing: Unity, Support, Coherence, and Sentence Skills.


Section 1 - The Basic

Principles of Effective Writing

1 An Introduction to Writing

2 The Writing Process

3 The First and Second Steps in

Writing

4 The Third Step in Writing

5 The Fourth Step in Writing

6 Four Bases for Evaluating Writing

Section 2 - Paragraph

Development

7 Introduction to Paragraph

Development

8 Narrating an Event

9 Describing a Scene or Person

10 Providing Examples

11 Explaining a Process

12 Examining Cause and Effect

13 Comparing or Contrasting

14 Defining a Term

15 Dividing and Classifying

16 Arguing a Position

Section 3 - Essay Development

17 Writing the Essay

Section 4 - Sentence Skills:

Grammar, Mechanics,

Punctuation, Word Use, and

Practice

18 Sentence Skills Diagnostic Test

19 Subjects and Verbs

20 Sentence Sense

21 Fragments

22 Run-Ons and Comma Splices

23 Irregular Verbs

24 Subject-Verb Agreement

25 Pronoun Agreement and

Reference

26 Pronoun Types

27 Adjectives and Adverbs

28 Misplaced Modifiers

29 Dangling Modifiers

30 Paper Format

31 Capital Letters

32 Numbers and Abbreviations

33 Apostrophe

34 Quotation Marks

35 Comma

36 Other Punctuation Marks

37 Improving Spelling

38 Vocabulary Development

39 Commonly Confused Words

40 Effective Word Choice

41 ESL Pointers

42 Combined Mastery Tests

43 Editing Tests

Section 5 Reading Selections

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C ollege Writing Skills with Readings , Fourth Canadian Edition, will help students master the traditional five paragraph essay and variations to this essay structure. Nearly 200 activities and tests are included.


Part 1: Essay Writing

Part 2: Patterns of Essay Development

Part 3: Special Skills

Part 4: Handbook of Sentence Skills: Grammar, Mechanics, Punctuation

Part 5: Readings for Writing

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Vocabulary Builder

• © 2005

The Creative Writer’s Craft

• Bailey, Burns, Denstaedt, Needham, Ryan • © 2001

T he new research-based Vocabulary Builder program is comprised of seven books that approach the study of word meaning in a new and engaging way. Instead of memorizing word meanings, students use context to unlock the meaning of a word, then immediately apply the meaning in a reading or writing situation. Each book in the Vocabulary Builder series is designed for a specific reading level. This program contains readings from the humanities, social studies, and sciences, vocabulary from Greek and Latin roots, assessment after each writing assignment, and cooperative learning activities.

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T he Creative Writer’s Craft is organized by genre into three sections – Poetry, Fiction, and Drama. It offers students the opportunity to explore and develop crafting skills for writing various types of poems, short stories, and one-act plays.

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Business

Communication

Building Critical Skills

• Kitty O Locker, Stephen Kyo Kaczmarek, Kathryn Braun

• Third Canadian Edition, © 2007

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T he Third Canadian Edition of Business Communication:

Building Critical Skills reinforces the essential elements of good communication with 30 skill-centred modules that can be taught in any order. Each module reinforces the PAIBOC (purpose, audience, information, benefits, objections, and context) model, which teaches students to become effective, audience-focused communicators.

Current, Canadian examples throughout the text help students to connect and apply the principles of business communication to their daily lives.

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Journalism Today

• Ferguson, Patton, Wilson • © 2005

Understanding Mass Media

• Jawitz • Fifth Edition

Features

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TIME to Write feature-writing assignments are cross-referenced with specific strategies to help students as they work through each step in the writing process.

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On Display shows examples from student newspapers and yearbooks.

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Career Profile displays a well-established journalist describing his career path and discussing advice for people interested in journalism.

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On Assignment lists student and team activities to assist in the absorption of chapter material.

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Stylebook is based on The Associated Press Style book and offers students a professional guide to consistency in punctuation, abbreviation, and capitalization in their school publications.

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U nderstanding Mass Media stresses the importance of becoming media literate in today’s media-driven society.

Filled with thought-provoking readings, illustrations, and activities, this book offers 14 chapters, from the basics of communication to the sophisticated techniques of media-based industries.

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Melvin Mencher’s

News Reporting and Writing

• Mencher • Eleventh Edition • © 2008

T his classic text shows students the fundamentals of reporting and writing and suggests the values that direct and underline the practice of journalism. The new edition features current developments in all areas of reporting including updated coverage on the War in Iraq and the questionable use of photos, dozens of new Internet sources and how journalists use them, reporting tips from Pulitzer Prize winners, and an examination of recent libel cases.

Table of Contents Outline

Part I

Part II

Part III

Part IV

Part V

Part VI

The Reporter At Work

The Basics

Writing the Story

Reporting Principles

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Theatre

Art in Action

• © 2005 • Grades 11 and 12

The Stage and the School

• Schanker, Ommanney • © 2005 • Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12

T heatre: Art in Action is an award-winning, hands-on high school textbook that deals with acting, directing and producing, and technical theatre. Your students will explore basic tools and techniques that will prepare them for a production by moving through the rehearsal process to a performance. This text is organized in a format that allows comprehensive coverage of topics, variety of activities, detailed assessment, historical coverage, career information, and much more.

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Historical Timeline is located before chapter one and provides a fifteen-page outline of theatre history.

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Exercises within the chapters provide immediate application for the skills your students are learning.

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8 to 16 Activities conclude each chapter and reinforce all major areas covered.

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Large-Scale Projects at the end of each section provide a broad range of creative challenges for your students.

Teacher Support Material

Teacher Manual

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Comprehensive Lesson Plans

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Rubric Guidelines

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Local Performance Suggestions and additional references

Teacher Resource Binder

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164 Blackline Masters

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26 Overhead Transparencies

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8 Laminated Emergency Cards for substitute teachers

The Production Process Videotape

The Production Process is a 25-minute videotape introducing theatre students to the world backstage. The emphasis is on the importance of all the roles that people play in staging a production including set design, costuming, makeup, lighting, sound, producing, directing, and acting.

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P repare your students for the ever-changing world of performing arts! The Stage and the School makes it possible for you to teach all aspects of the theater arts, including conventions of the theater, acting, theater history, varieties of drama, production guidelines, technical theater, the development of film and television, the impact of other art forms on the theater, and much more. The program's flexible five-part organization makes it easy to tailor the content to meet the teaching and learning goals of your class.

Features

New! Reference Section has everything students need to write, produce, and perform like pros:

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How to Produce a Play is a step-by-step approach through the production of a scene.

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How to Write a Dramatic Script is a guide through the process of creating an effective dramatic script.

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Hands-On Exercises and Application Activities give you options to meet any student's interest or ability level.

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Application Activities allow students to actually cast, direct, and present short scenes.

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A Treasury of Scenes and Monologues section in the Student

Edition offers your students practice in both vocal and acting techniques.

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Chapter Openers include dynamic visuals, a Vocabulary overview, and engaging Focus Questions that draw your students into the chapter topics.

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Chapter Reviews include a unique Careers feature that introduces students to real-world opportunities. The Review Workshop allows students to integrate and use the skills they have learned and provides you with opportunities for broad-based assessment.

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Teacher Manual and Teacher Resource Binder . These two resources will provide you with all the lesson plans, activities masters, tests, forms, models, activities, resource lists, bibliographies, and fullcolour transparencies you could ever need to plan your theatre arts curriculum.

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Exploring Theatre

• Prince, Jackson • © 2005 • Grades 6, 7, 8 and 9

Theatre

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2 Roman Theatre

3 Early Asian Theatre

4 Medieval Theatre in Europe

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6 The Theatre of the English Renaissance

7 The Theatre of the Spanish Golden Age

8 French Neoclassical Theatre

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9 The Theatre of the English Restoration

10 Theatre in the Eighteenth Century

11 Theatre from 1800 to 1875

Part 4: Modern Theatre




15 Contemporary American Theatre: 1975 to the Present

16 Global Theatres

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Glossary: Theatrical Terms

Selected Bibliography

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Film Art

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Susanna Centlivre, The Busy Body

Henrik Ibsen, A Doll's House , trans. Eva Le Gallienne

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August Strindberg, A Dream Play , trans. Walter Johnson

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Index

5 Steps to a 5: AP English Language, Murphy, Rankin, 2/e, © 2007 ..6

5 Steps to a 5: AP English Literature, Rankin, Murphy, 2/e, © 2007 ....6

75 Readings Plus, Buscemi, Smith, 8/e, © 2008 ........................................7

Anthology of Living Theater, Wilson, Goldfarb, 3/e, © 2008..................15

Business Communication: Building Critical Skills,

Locker, Kaczmarek, Braun, 3/C/e, © 2007 ..............................................10

Classic Horror Stories, © 2001 ......................................................................20

College Writing Skills with Readings,

Langan, Winstanley, 4/C/e, © 2005..............................................................9

Critical Challenges in English for Secondary Students ..............................4

Critical Reading ..................................................................................................19

Dinah Zike's Teaching with Foldables™ ........................................................18

English Skills with Readings, Langan, Winstanley, 3/C/e, © 2005..........9

Exploring Theatre, Prince, Jackson, © 2005 ..............................................13

Film Art: An Introduction, Bordwell, Thompson, © 2008 ........................15

Glencoe World Literature, Rosenberg, 2/e, © 2004 ..................................3

In the Spotlight™ ................................................................................................17

Jamestown Literature An Adapted Reader..................................................17

Jamestown Reading Navigator ......................................................................16

Journalism Today Ferguson, Patton, Wilson, 6/e, © 2001 ......................20

Journalism Today, Ferguson, Patton, Wilson, © 2005 ..............................11

Literature: Reading Fiction, Poetry, and Drama, DiYanni, © 2007 ..........3

Literature Approaches to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama,

DiYanni, 2/e, © 2008 ........................................................................................4

Living Theatre: A History, Wilson, Goldfarb, 5/e, © 2008 ......................14

MacMillan Literature Series: Signature Edition ..........................................20

Making Sense of Movies: Filmmaking in the Hollywood Style

Stanley,© 2003 ................................................................................................20

Melvin Mencher’s News Reporting and Writing,

Mencher, 11/e, © 2008 ................................................................................11

Mythology and You, Rosenburg, © 2006 ......................................................5

Native American Literature © 2002 ................................................................7

Process and Practice: The Canadian Writing Book

Conrad, 6/C/e, © 2002 ..................................................................................20

Reading Drills, Fry ..............................................................................................19

Reading Math ......................................................................................................16

Reading Science ................................................................................................16

Reading Social Studies......................................................................................16

Responding to Literature, Stanford, 5/e, © 2006 ........................................5

Signature Reading ..............................................................................................18

Sports in Literature, Emra, 2/e ..........................................................................3

The Act of Writing: Canadian Essays for Composition,

Conrad, © 2006 ..................................................................................................8

The Act of Writing: Canadian Essays for Composition,

Conrad, © 2003 (School Edition) ..................................................................8

The American Tradition in Literature, Perkins, © 2007 ..............................4

The Creative Writer’s Craft,

Bailey, Burns, Denstaedt, Needham, Ryan, © 2001 ..............................10

The Glencoe Readers, © 2004 ........................................................................6

The Stage and the School, Schanker, Ommanney, © 2005 ..................12

The Student Writer Editor and Critic, Clouse, © 2008 ..............................8

The Theater Experience, Wilson, 10/e, © 2007 ........................................20

The Wild Side ......................................................................................................19

Theatre: Art in Action, © 2005 ......................................................................12

Theatre: Art in Action © 1999 ........................................................................20

Theatre, Cohen, 8/e, © 2008 ..........................................................................13

Theatrical Design and Production, Gillette, 6/e, © 2009 ........................14

Understanding Mass Media, Jawitz, 5/e ....................................................11

Vocabulary Builder, © 2005 ............................................................................10


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