11th Grade Analyze Author Perspective Interactive Videos

Explore the realm of non-fiction with a spotlight on Brazilian authors renowned for their humorous storytelling. Focus on narrative techniques and the challenges of writing non-fiction, emphasizing the significance of a distinct perspective and comprehensive research. Gain insights into key narrative strategies in non-fiction and learn to incorporate a unique point of view in storytelling pursuits.

Explore O. Henry's short story "Holding Up a Train," focusing on the use of dramatic irony and humor to enhance the narrative and engage readers. Analyze the author's choices critically, compare different perspectives, and articulate understanding through analytical essays.

Analyze the intricate elements of prose fiction, focusing on narrative structures and characterization. Through studying these components, learners advance their analytical skills, enabling them to recognize key traits and patterns within various literary works.

Explore major themes such as obsession, narrative environment, and character motivations in Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights." Gain insights into Victorian literature analysis while enhancing interpretive and critical thinking skills by understanding the novel's emotional and thematic depth.

Explore the intriguing balance between myth and scientific discovery of the giant squid, highlighting its enduring mystery and fascination. Examine how authors convey their perspectives through language and uncover the squid's significance in both science and folklore. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through this study.

Explore Abraham Lincoln's perspectives on slavery and the American Civil War. Understand the causes of the war and the importance of ending slavery for national reconciliation. Analyze Lincoln's viewpoints to gain insight into the era's complex historical and social dynamics.

Explore the art of audience perception in O. Henry's "Holding Up a Train," highlighting how dramatic irony and humor serve to critique societal norms. Gain insights into narrative perspectives and enhance analytical skills by examining differing points of view and their effects.

Explore character actions and perspectives in 'The Adventure of the Dying Detective' by Arthur Conan Doyle. Develop skills in identifying differing viewpoints and summarizing their impacts, enhancing critical thinking and textual interpretation abilities.

Enhance analytical skills and comprehension of literary devices by exploring the intricacies of tone and mood in literature. Learn to differentiate between the author's tone and the audience's emotional response through engaging examples from "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time."

Analyze Frederick Douglass's evolving perspective on literacy and its significant role in shaping his understanding of slavery. Develop skills in evaluating character viewpoints and understanding the transformative impact of education.

Explore Middle Eastern conflicts from American perspectives, examining events such as the Lebanon-Israel War to understand their influence on public perception. Gain insights into how historical contexts shape current views and develop skills in critically analyzing geopolitical narratives.

Examine President Obama's reflections on change and activism in the civil rights movement, with a focus on the dedication of the Rosa Parks statue. Analyze historical connections and comprehend the impact of individual actions on societal transformation.