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| Welcome, students! I'm so pleased you've taken time to check out my fledgling web site. I hope to add to it from time to time, so please come back soon! Check my teaching philosophy if you're interested in learning more about my visions for teaching and learning. For students in Ms. Pankop's Honors British Literature class, click here for links to the wonderful and illustrious John Milton! |
| Webquests These are are wonderful activities for some of our great classic literatures. Anthem Ayn Rand The Diary of Anne Frank Anne Frank The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare Their Eyes Were Watching God Zora Neale Hurston To Kill A Mockingbird Harper Lee The Crucible Arthur Miller |
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| Links to sites that support literature Blackboard.com When I teach, I plan to utilize this great site to post my syllabi and created threaded discussions and chat rooms. Check it out! chapbooks.com chapbooks.com will publish student work at a very reasonable price, all bound and organized in a book format. Students in my English classes will definitely be utilizing this site. The Shakespeare Classroom This excellent site is perhaps one of the most comprehensive ones dedicated to the Bard, that I have found. It is maintained by a Washington State University professor. Sylvia Plath Forum and Links One of my favorite poets, and a very intriguing character, to boot. Read about the depth and breadth of Plath's work. Robert Frost: America's Poet Another comprehensive site, this one dedicated to perhaps America's most-loved poet. |
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| Ayn Rand A fascinating author. Links to the Ayn Rand Institute. First Search A database of recently published periodicals. A great source if you're looking for critiques or analysis. |
| The Elements of Style An excellent site devoted to the rules of grammar and composition. Modern Language Association This is the style guide for English essays and papers. Yahoo! Links to Yahoo's Electronic Literature. |