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Teaching Uncle Tom's cabin: a web curriculum for high schools1478 views
Author
Harris, Ellen Greer , Department of English, University of Virginia
Advisors
Howard, Alan, Department of English, University of Virginia
Railton, Stephen, Department of English, University of Virginia
Abstract
This site offers a flexible curriculum for teaching all or portions of Uncle Tom's Cabin in a high school literature or American history class. The lesson plans offered here integrate an exploration of the novel's central issues with skills-based activities in close reading, critical and creative writing, research, and oral presentation. While parts of the site may be used by classes without internet access, several of the activities offer ways to integrate the Uncle Tom's Cabin and American Culture site, as well as other helpful web materials, into a high school curriculum.
Originally published on the XRoads site for the UVA American Studies program. Years range from 1995-2005. Content is captured at the level of functionality available on the date of capture.
Language
English
Rights
All rights reserved (no additional license for public reuse)
Harris, Ellen Greer . Teaching Uncle Tom's cabin: a web curriculum for high schools. University of Virginia, Department of English, MA (Master of Arts), 2002-01-01, https://doi.org/10.18130/V3R31J.
