ap lit - building a boot camp: skills & structure

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Boot Camp

• 0:33

  Following Fiveable Community

• 1:03

  Boot Camp Naming Rationale

• 1:35

  Why Do a Boot Camp

• 2:06

  Aligning with College Board

• 2:37

  Boot Camp Purpose Overview

• 3:09

  Aligning Student Skills

• 3:40

  Building Blocks Success

• 4:45

  Economics Comparison Analogy

• 5:16

  Practice and Acquaintance

• 5:46

  Intensive Fast-Paced Nature

• 6:48

  Alternative Unit Names

• 7:51

  Establishing Mood and Tone

• 8:22

  College Board Big Ideas

• 9:26

  Character Enduring Understandings

• 9:58

  Setting in Stories

• 10:58

  Structure Analysis Fun

• 11:59

  Literary Argumentation Introduction

• 12:31

  Chat Check: Toughest Idea

• 13:35

  Shift from AP Lang

• 14:06

  Structuring Boot Camp Flow

• 15:07

  Alternative Structure Starting

• 16:09

  Visible Structure Entry

• 17:10

  Stories Dictate Organization

• 18:10

  All Ideas in Stories

• 19:15

  Spiraling Big Ideas

• 19:46

  Crafting Literary Arguments

• 20:48

  Building Success Gradually

• 21:51

  Thesis to Paragraph

• 22:54

  Feedback Strategies

• 23:55

  Increasing Expectations

• 24:56

  Foundation Analogy

• 25:27

  Using the Rubric

• 26:57

  Rubric Straightforwardness

• 28:00

  Quick Pace Training

• 29:34

  Avoid Full Essays

• 30:06

  Text Ideas Overview

• 31:11

  Character Essential Knowledge

• 32:48

  Girl by Kincaid

• 34:21

  Sweat by Hurston

• 35:25

  Setting Text Examples

• 36:28

  Structure: Rose for Emily

• 37:31

  Once Upon a Time

• 39:07

  Narration Essential Knowledge

• 40:09

  Battle Royale Narration

• 41:11

  Question on Novels

• 42:47

  Support and Trust

• 44:22

  Prompts for Arguments

• 45:26

  Closing Questions and Thanks

• 45:58

  Final Thoughts and Goodbye