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Oedipus' lack of literal and figurative vision does not mean he cannot see his guilt in the terrible fates of Laius, Jocasta, and all the lives touched by prophecy. Conclude a literary analysis unit on Sophocles' Oedipus the King with a writing assessment focused on the connection between Oedipus's innocence and his guilt.
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Instructional Ideas
- Create an analysis web and character chart on a bulletin board or document viewer
- Have learners share their thesis statements before turning in the essays
Classroom Considerations
- The second part of a two-lesson assessment for a 20-lesson unit
- Refers to brainstorming, annotations, and evidence collected throughout the previous lessons in the unit
- Locate the assessment tools for the prompt in the module overview or previous lesson plans
Pros
- Connects the writing assessment to Common Core standards, as well as to the analysis of the textual evidence
- Encourages peer editing and thoughtful revision
Cons
- None