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You’ve created a list of citations in MLA style, and you paste the list into a pinned comment on your BookTok post to give credit where credit is due. There’s no linking available in the comments, but at least your follo...
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Now that you know where to put your citations, you want to make sure you’re formatting them correctly. You ask the library director for help again. She explains that papers written for English Language Arts classes about...
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In this section, you’ll describe how to avoid plagiarism when citing sources and learn how to properly link to sources. You’ve posted a draft of your BookTok and applied lots of hashtags to the description or “caption” s...
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Now that you have your research, you need to integrate some evidence from your sources that support your claims about Victorian literature and female empowerment. You select several direct quotations that you plan to inc...
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You’re ready to write the script for your BookTok video. Your friend agrees to help you choose the best source to include in your BookTok. You’re considering referring to a journal article published by a professor at Cam...
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In this section, you’ll discover how to find and present credible evidence. You're finding some great sources, and getting closer to developing a script for your BookTok based on your research. You’ve read sources relate...
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The library director has really saved the day! Using Boolean operators, you’ve found several sources on Gothic literature and the empowerment of Victorian women. Now, it's time to decide which sources to include in your...
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You’ve identified some great resources of Gothic literature, but not all of them address the idea of female empowerment. The director helps you some more. They tell you about something called Boolean operators. The direc...
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In this section, you’ll determine how to effectively use search terms when answering a question in a research project and assess the credibility and accuracy of each source. You want to build a social media presence by s...
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For your final act, you would like to rewrite a short portion of “The Raven” in a fun context that still fits the essence of the poem’s tone. You hope you can modernize the piece and intrigue your audience enough that th...
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Now that you’ve ensured various points of view are sorted and represented, you would like to make a connection from the words in the poem to the actual biography of Edgar Allan Poe. You’re hoping to show readers that man...
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In this section, you’ll examine the importance of point of view and how it affects the tone and purpose of a text. You’ve nailed your introduction and your outside research for your BookTok video, successfully arguing th...
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Learners are very diverse and tend to learn best in different styles. Knowing this, you want to include a graph to best support your viewers who appreciate visuals and numeric breakdowns to further understanding. Which g...
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Now that you’ve studied the themes and meaning behind Poe’s work, you’ve learned about the role of grief in the poem. You would now like to bring in some modern psychology about grief to connect Poe’s emotions to the emo...
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In this section, you’ll explore various digital sources and determine what information best aids your argument. You’ve done a great job writing a compelling introduction to your BookTok video. After you show Sophia this...
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Now that you’ve got a compelling opening line and have cited some textual evidence to build up emotions, it’s time to concentrate on another aspect of your video’s purpose, which is arguing that this old poem should rema...
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Now that the beginning of your script sounds active and engaging, it’s time to keep writing. You would ideally like to include a few lines of the poem, which you plan to read in a dramatic voice to heighten the tension o...
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In this section, you’ll practice crafting an engaging argument using active voice and compelling words. To share your literary insights with a wider audience, you want to create a BookTok video. You decide to start with...
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Liam admits to you that he’s feeling very shy about recording his own voice. He believes if you record yours, it could work well, as you’re older and Liam says his friends are more likely to listen to you. What can you t...
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Liam loves every aspect of “The Tortoise and the Hare” and can vividly describe the setting, characters, and background information in detail. However, he knows that his primary purpose is to convince his friends that th...
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In this section, you’ll navigate how the language of a written work can change based on who is reading and what the purpose of the piece is. You’ve done an amazing job with your BookTok research and revisions for Grandpa...
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Grandpa Hank ends his video with a powerful message to his audience. He shares the following: “The positive message in Dylan Thomas’ “Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night” urges resistance to the inevitability of a quie...
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Grandpa Hank, who has continued volunteering and stays active, wants to highlight the importance of living your life to the fullest, even as you age. He uses the first stanza of the poem to highlight his point. The first...
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In this section, you’ll help a peer develop and strengthen their own ideas and writing. Sophia, your friend, tells you that her grandpa Hank has been experimenting with BookTok as well. Sophia asks if you would be willin...
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In the final video you watch, the creator has used interesting, vibrant images and an engaging tone. However, their thumbnail image reads, “Why I’m So Obsessed with The Grate Gatsby.” You notice the typo and how it has c...
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