Review Setting & CCW in TATDPTI
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Ashley Atilano
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By Ashley Atilano
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Time and place of a story.
Setting affects characters, creates a tone/mood (feeling a text creates), and develops/drives conflict (struggle & tension in a text).
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Match
Match the term with an example for TATDPTI.
Setting(s)
Character(s)
Tone/Mood
Conflict
Spokane Reservation & Reardan
Junior, Rowdy, Penelope, Roger, etc.
Sometimes humorous, sad, hopeless, etc.
Junior leaving his community
Spokane Reservation & Reardan
Junior, Rowdy, Penelope, Roger, etc.
Sometimes humorous, sad, hopeless, etc.
Junior leaving his community
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Day, night, weather, season, physical details
Physical
Country, state, house, basement, rural/urbans
Geographical
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Time period, year, major events
Historical
Values, ideals, attitudes, politics
Cultural/Political
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Time elapsed, time of day, flashbacks, between scenes
Time
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Match
Match an aspect of setting with an example for TATDPTI.
Geographical
Physical
Cultural/Political
Historical
Time
Washington, Indian "Rez," Reardan, etc.
small town, summer then fall season
low-income, culture of bullying, etc.
Native American history, rez system, etc
Circa 2007 & some flashbacks
Washington, Indian "Rez," Reardan, etc.
small town, summer then fall season
low-income, culture of bullying, etc.
Native American history, rez system, etc
Circa 2007 & some flashbacks
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Multiple Choice
What is Community Cultural Wealth?
A financial resource for wealthy communities.
A type of historical museum.
The unique strengths and knowledge communities already have.
A government program for Native American communities.
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Poll
What is one type of capital you think Junior has A LOT of? (aspirational, familial, social, resistance, linguistic, navigational)
aspirational (hopes & dreams)
familial (loving & supportive family)
social (supportive friends & mentors)
resistance (standing up for self)
linguistic (Using languages, stories, and communication to connect) or navigational (ability to navigate unfamiliar systems)
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Poll
What is one type of capital you think Junior DOES NOT have a lot of? (aspirational, familial, social, resistance, linguistic, navigational)
aspirational (hopes & dreams)
familial (loving & supportive family)
social (supportive friends & mentors)
resistance (standing up for self)
linguistic (Using languages, stories, and communication to connect) or navigational (ability to navigate unfamiliar systems)
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