ap literature - annotating for understanding

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Annotating

• 0:30

  Annotation Styles Poll

• 1:01

  Discussing Poll Responses

• 1:34

  Defining Annotating

• 2:04

  Chat Definitions of Annotating

• 3:05

  Close Reading Connection

• 3:35

  Goals for Session

• 4:07

  Why We Annotate

• 5:11

  Annotation Methods Overview

• 6:14

  Using Post-Its and Keys

• 6:45

  Common Annotation Types

• 7:48

  Marking New Ideas

• 8:50

  Writing Notes Rules

• 9:21

  Drawing Connections Arrows

• 10:22

  Marking the Title

• 11:23

  Introducing Poetry Prompt

• 12:56

  Annotating the Prompt

• 13:57

  Numbering Key Elements

• 15:01

  Point of View Annotations

• 16:36

  Fitting Vision to Dark

• 17:08

  Second Poem POV

• 19:15

  Tone Differences Summary

• 20:20

  Highlighting for POV

• 20:51

  Imagery Annotations

• 22:26

  Darkness Imagery Notes

• 23:28

  Auditory Imagery Examples

• 25:03

  Structure Annotations

• 26:38

  Capitalizations and Hyphens

• 27:40

  Shift to Stability

• 28:46

  Free Verse Analysis

• 29:49

  Annotation Questions

• 31:24

  Personification Notes

• 32:28

  Understanding Text Evidence

• 33:35

  When to Stop Annotating

• 35:08

  Numbering Evidence Strategy

• 36:11

  Annotating Longer Texts

• 37:26

  Session Feedback and Close

• 37:59

  Reminders and Goodbye