ap lit - annotating for analysis, part 2

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• 0:00

  Stream Introduction

• 0:47

  Annotating for Analysis

• 1:24

  Importance of Annotation

• 1:56

  November Stream Note

• 2:30

  Defining Annotation

• 3:32

  Conversation with Author

• 4:37

  Annotating Prompts

• 5:38

  Prompt Annotation Benefits

• 6:10

  STEP BACK Acronym

• 6:43

  Emerson Prompt Example

• 8:47

  Abstract Topics

• 9:48

  Concrete Elements

• 10:18

  Forming Questions

• 11:54

  Poetic Elements Usage

• 13:26

  Complexity in Prompts

• 14:58

  Compare Contrast Prompt

• 16:31

  Coming of Age Theme

• 18:02

  Similarities and Differences

• 20:42

  Prose Prompt Example

• 21:45

  Industrialization Context

• 22:47

  Social Commentary

• 24:22

  Q3 Exile Prompt

• 25:54

  Reading Quotes

• 26:57

  Q3 Questions

• 28:29

  Exile Examples

• 30:02

  Annotating Oliver Poem

• 31:36

  Contemporary Poem Context

• 33:07

  Figurative Language

• 34:44

  Poem Annotation Start

• 36:21

  Mother and Debate

• 38:28

  Two Women Dilemma

• 40:04

  Tree Troubles Dialogue

• 41:41

  Brighter Than Money

• 43:49

  Fathers Dream Imagery

• 45:23

  Shame and Emptiness

• 46:26

  Positive Tree Imagery

• 48:02

  Full Poem Reading

• 50:06

  Closing Remarks