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This is a google doc.  You need a gmail account to access the podcast, but if you don't already have a gmail account, they're SUPER easy to get.  Just log onto Gmail.com and follow the instructions!  It's free; it's easy!  May the "force-shadowing" be with you!
 
  
This podcast examines the literacy strategies of inference and interpretation and how successful readers use them to find the THEME of a novel!
 
  
This 20 minute podcast will tell you everything you need to know about the three types of irony.  Enjoy!
 
  
This podcast will help you to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the Japanese and Americans in this historic attack.
 
  
This podcast highlights a Civil War battle featured in the movie Glory.
 
  
This podcast discusses the events leading up to and throughout the Cuban Missle Crisis of October, 1962.
 
  
Everything you need to know to understand and detect Allusions in the literature and poetry you read.
 
  
This podcast will help you to read actively and thoughtfully to fully prepare you to write a killer literary analysis essay!
 
  
This podcast will help you to look carefully at the reliability of characters and how recognizing reliability helps you to interpret theme.
 
  
This podcast will show you how to find Christian symbols in literature and what to do with them once you've found them!
 
  
This read-aloud includes my commentary throughout.  33 minutes long. Due Monday, 4-23-12 for Socratic seminar.
 
  
Includes my commentary. 29 minutes long.  Due Monday, 4-23-12, for Socratic seminar
 
  
Learn how musicals use the music to advance the theme!
 
  
Our introduction to Fantine
 
  
This is the last half of the introduction to Fantine.  27 minutes.
 
  
A super fun podcast on comic relief and how it can reveal theme!
 
  
This is a long one, and without much action (sorry about that).  It's Valjean's inner battle about whether to turn himself in.  It's interesting to read it and compare that to the song (might even be worth a journal entry!).
 
  
This is the last long podcast of the unit!  50 min.
 
  
This podcast will help you to make sense of your notes and compile all your info to write a rock star literary analysis essay.