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Frederick Douglass Autobiography Close Readings

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Grade Level: HS, (College)
Remote Ready: With Modifications
Time: 1 Class Period
Length of Reading: Pages

Frederick Douglass's "Narrative:" Myth of the Happy Slave

Over 2 activities (and in 2 worksheets), students do close readings of 6 short (1/2 page each) passages from Douglass's autobiography. They answer questions. Students can write an essay about Douglass's rhetoric; a rhetoric definition sheet and rubric is included.



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Grade Level:  HS, (College)

  • HS=High School
  • Though HS is the specified grade level, this lesson would be excellent for college students as well.

Remote Ready: With Modifications

  • Links to the reading assignments can easily be emailed or posted for students
  • Paraphrase questions into your LMS so that it will be easier to grade students’ responses.
  • Consider putting short answer and essay questions into your LMS so they can be more easily graded.

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