
Acceleration Group Lesson 2
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English
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7th Grade
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Madeline Troncoso
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A Gruesome but true story about brain science
Lesson 2
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Multiple Choice
Phineas was first treated by
Dr. Williams
Dr. Harlow
Nurse Cavendish
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Multiple Choice
Then he was treated by
Nurse Cavendish
Dr. Williams
Dr. Harlow
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Go to page 13 and answer question 2!
Elevates Phineas' head
Extracts the bone fragments
Puts pieces of skull back into place
Pulls loose skin back over skull
Bandages everything securely
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Question 2 Journal page 13:
I think the doctors' treatment impacted Phineas by ____________________________________
because the text says ______________________.
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Possible Answers:
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Poll
Which type of injury is worse? Open brain injury or Closed brain injury?
Open
Closed
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Question 4 on Journal page 13
I think the (open/closed) ________brain injury is worse because the text says ______________________________.
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Open Ended
Based on your reading of the text, what were the factors that enabled Phineas to survive? Record your initial response to the question, and include evidence from the text that supports your view. (page 14 in your journal)
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Discuss the original question with your partner. Try to convince your partner that your response is correct. Take turns sharing your arguments and evidence, using your original response to the question for reference.
Choose a partner to complete the next task
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Poll
How did the discussion with your partner affect your views?
I changed my mind about the reasons for Phineas' survival
I did not change my mind about the reasons for Phineas' survival
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Poll
What most influenced your thinking about the reasons Phineas survived?
Evidence from the text
Evidence or concepts I know from outside of the text
My partner's ability to explain important ideas
Talking through the problem with another person
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Open Ended
The author says that Phineas had a “stroke of luck” (19). Do you think Phineas was lucky? Why or why not? (page 15 in your journal)
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Multiple Choice
Based on the information in the text, what conclusion can you draw about the doctors' treatment of Phineas?
The doctors only wanted to experiment and did not care about the outcome.
The doctors intentionally withheld treatment from Phineas that could have improved his condition.
The doctors treated Phineas according to the best medical knowledge of that time.
Phineas would have suffer no side-effects from the injury if he were treated with the medical knowledge we have today.
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