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Category: Chinese Literature

Chinese Literature, Reflection, Review ActivitiesLeave a comment
Two action figures raise both of their hands up victoriously

Pyramid Takeaways (Chinese Literature)

August 28, 2019 Lindsey Albracht

Activity aim: This activity will be assigned at the end of a class to check students’ understanding and progress. Materials needed: pen and paper Time: 5-10 minutes Activity Description: Post on the slide: 1) What are three major takeaways from … Continue reading Pyramid Takeaways (Chinese Literature)

Chinese Literature, Group WorkLeave a comment
Darth Vader from Star Wars fights Luke Skywalker with a light saber

This or That Debate (Chinese Literature)

August 14, 2019 Lindsey Albracht

Activity Aim: To understand the differences between three major philosophical schools in ancient China and their relationships with political issues of the time. Material needed: Pen, paper, whiteboard Activity time: 25-30 minutes Activity description: This activity will be done toward … Continue reading This or That Debate (Chinese Literature)

Chinese Literature, Class Discussions, Group Work, Peer-to-Peer InstructionLeave a comment
A character from Star Wars and from Star Trek look like they're having an animated conversation with each other

Think, Pair, Share in Chinese Literature

August 14, 2019 Lindsey Albracht

Activity aim:  To understand the concept of the “national character” in Lu Xun’s short stories Materials: Pen and paper Time: 15-20 minutes Activity description: Post a question on slide: What constitutes the Chinese national character Lu Xun criticizes and tries … Continue reading Think, Pair, Share in Chinese Literature

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