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In the Classroom: Don’t Blame the Book « educating alice
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kids are not in school so that they can tell us what they think about Holden
Caulfield. They’re in school to learn what to think about -
To me the missing ingredient in this discussion is the teacher. A great
teacher can make most books interesting. (Mind you — I’m not saying
likable. You can enjoy the experience of reading and talking about a
particular book - 7 more annotations...
Shouts & Murmurs: Book Club: Humor: The New Yorker
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4. Book-club members who have actually read this book have called its plot
“depressing,” “disgusting,” and “too much about poor people.” Does this suggest
that you, as a reader, have a moral obligation to say that you liked the
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5. Early in the prologue, we learn that lab animals will be mistreated as the
story progresses. In literature, why is it so much sadder when an animal dies
than when a person does? Why does God choose us to read horrible things like
this?
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