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The Art of Poetry Graduate Course
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Unit 1
Conversation 1: Why Study Poetry? Graduate Course (Preview Content) -
Conversation 2: Understanding Poetry through Poems Graduate Course
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Conversation 3: Poetry and Faith Graduate Course
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Unit 2Lesson 1: Images Graduate Course (Preview Content)
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Activity 1: Images Graduate Course (Preview Content)
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Lesson 2: Metaphor Graduate Course
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Activity 2: Metaphor Graduate Course
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Unit 3Lesson 3: Symbols Graduate Course
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Activity 3: Symbol Graduate Course
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Lesson 4: Words Graduate Course
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Activity 4: Words Graduate Course
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Unit 4Lesson 5: Sound Graduate Course
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Activity 5: Sound Graduate Course
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Lesson 6: Rhythm Graduate Course
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Activity 6: Rhythm Graduate Course
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Unit 5Lesson 7: Shape Graduate Course
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Activity 7: Shape Graduate Course
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Lesson 8: Tone Graduate Course
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Activity 8: Tone Graduate Course
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Unit 6Lesson 10: Verse Forms Graduate Course
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Activity 10: Verse Forms Graduate Course
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Lesson 11: Shaping Forms Graduate Course
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Activity 11: Shaping Forms Graduate Course
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Unit 7Lesson 12: Emily Dickinson—A Case Study in Form Graduate Course
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Activity 12: Emily Dickinson Graduate Course
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Lesson 13: Open Verse Graduate Course
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Activity 13: Open Verse Graduate Course
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Lesson 14: Walt Whitman—A Case Study in Open Verse Graduate Course
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Activity 14: Walt Whitman Graduate Course
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Supplemental LessonsLesson 15: Narrative Poems Graduate Course
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Activity 15: Narrative Poems Graduate Course
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Lesson 16: Growing Student Interest in Poetry Graduate Course
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Activity 1: Images Graduate Course (Preview Content)
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Christine Perrin shows us how she works with students to more deeply understand the use of images in poetry.
Discussion topics
- (00:00) Chapter 1, Activity 1: Take five minutes and freewrite about images from one of the four seasons. We write in order to figure out what we think about things and to generate ideas about things.
- (08:50) Chapter 1, Activity 2: Describe an image that is important to you. Discuss and identify an image that’s important to your class. What kind of image did you choose? Could they be called symbols? Why or why not? If they are symbols, what multiple meanings do you images represent?