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As part of our English I unit on The Literature of Civil Rights, students will conduct a novel study of To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. The essential question of the unit asks students to evaluate how words can inspire change? Atticus Finch's oral arguments during the court trial at the center of the novel are excellent examples of this concept, even if they are not enough to elicit the change he hopes for. In addition to exposing students to a classic piece of literature, this novel study will allow them to make connections to current situations affecting their country.

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As part of our English I unit on The Literature of Civil Rights, students will conduct a novel study of To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. The essential question of the unit asks students to evaluate how words can inspire change? Atticus Finch's oral arguments during the court trial at the center of the novel are excellent examples of this concept, even if they are not enough to elicit the change he hopes for. In addition to exposing students to a classic piece of literature, this novel study will allow them to make connections to current situations affecting their country.

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