12th Grade Feminist Theory Flashcards

Explore key concepts of critical literary theories, including Marxism, Psychoanalytical criticism, Historical criticism, Feminism, and Post-colonialism. Gain an understanding of how different critical lenses can be applied to analyze literature, fostering skills in critical thinking and analytical interpretation.

Explore the diverse world of literary theories, focusing on how critical lenses such as psychoanalytical, feminist, and historical approaches offer insightful evaluations of texts. Engaging with these perspectives enhances analytical skills and deepens understanding of literature's interplay with cultural and historical contexts.

Explore literary theories by examining various analytical lenses, including Historical/Biographical, Psychological, and Feminist perspectives. Develop the ability to interpret literature from multiple angles, enhancing understanding and analytical skills.

Explore the principles of collision theory and its influence on reaction rates. Key focus areas include understanding activation energy, temperature, and concentration's effect on reactions. Learners will grasp how effective collisions result in chemical reactions and investigate the contributions of catalysts and molecular orientation in the reaction process.

Gain an understanding of the fundamental principles of atomic theory by examining key experiments and discoveries that have shaped knowledge of atomic structure. Learners will explore the characteristics of atoms, understand the role of subatomic particles, and gain historical insights into advancements in atomic physics.

Examine the core structures and functions of cells, distinguishing between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, understanding the roles of various organelles, and grasping the principles of cell theory. Learners will gain a deeper understanding of cellular biology, enhancing their ability to compare different cell types and explain the functions of cellular components.

Examine the core principles of atomic theory, emphasizing prominent figures and their atomic models, such as Democritus, Dalton, and Rutherford. Understand atomic structure through the lens of historical development by identifying the unique characteristics and groundbreaking discoveries attributed to each scientist.

Study the evolution of atomic models, focusing on their key characteristics and limitations. Gain the ability to differentiate between subatomic particles and understand the fundamental principles that dictate atomic behavior and formation.

Explore the foundations of cell theory, focusing on the roles of various cell organelles, including mitochondria, lysosomes, and chloroplasts. Emphasize their functions and importance in maintaining homeostasis. Learners will differentiate between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and understand the key cellular processes critical to plant and animal life.