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Explore themes of status, fitting in, and financial literacy through a study of "The Necklace". Reflect on values and motivations in relation to societal pressures.
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Time to Think In your composition book, answer the questions contained in each slide. Honesty and maturity are expected
On your own… • Generate a list of 5 factors that determine a person’s status at Perry High School.
With your group… • Share your list • Add to your list • Circle which ones you think should determine status.
Bellwork Work on your Vocabulary for “The Necklace”. This will be done on your chart.
Bellwork • Copy down agenda • Create picto-words for the following vocabulary words. Adulation Aghast Askew Privation Vexation
Spending Spree In your notebook, answer the following: • Evaluate: Do you think that financial literacy programs are the answer to solving the problem of spiraling teen credit card debt? Explain your answer. • Synthesize: How might Madame Loisel’s life have been different had she lived today and had easy credit available?
Reflection In your notebook, answer the following: • Although The Necklace took place in the late 19th century, do you think someone can get caught up in a similar situation today where one ’s motivation to earn a status affects their life in such a serious manner? Can you provide me with an example?
Bellwork – You: A Real-Life Character • Write a short paragraph for each of the following. Be sure to explain how you reacted in each situation. • (A) YOUR MOST FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE • (B) YOUR HAPPIEST EXPERIENCE • (C) YOUR MOST STRESSFUL
Bellwork – You: A Real-Life Character • NOW, go back and list all the factors that motivated your behavior. Consider, how is your personality shaped by your motivations.