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Function of Structure - Slides
Prose Analysis: Foundation of Function
Explaining Figurative Language - Slides
Prose Analysis: Figuratively Speaking
Prose-based Argument: What + Where = Why
Lit Cram 3 - Slides
Characters and Relationships
Prose Analysis: Characters & Relationships
Diction and Syntax - Slides
Prose Analysis: "It's Not What You Say"
Prose Analysis: Complexity and Conflict
Lit Cram 6: Complexity and Conflict - Slides
Final Review: Tips and Tricks - Slides
Final Review: Tips and Tricks
Lit Cram 7: Symbolism - Slides
Prose Analysis: Setting & Symbols
Prose Prompt Process and Practice
Prose Practice - Slides
Real Time Prose Analysis
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Prose Analysis: Figuratively Speaking

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Although terms are not necessary for an effective essay, this stream covers some of the more basic terms found in prose. After a model of an analysis reading of The Great Gatsby, attendees worked to analyze a prose passage from an AP exam.

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Prose-based Argument: What + Where = Why