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    The document provides instructions for analyzing a passage using a four-step framework: 1) Identify a quote 2) Explain the context surrounding the quote 3) Infer or gather what the quote means 4) Explain how the quote proves the inference It then gives an example of putting the four elements together into a paragraph of analysis and assigns students to use the framework to analyze similarities between an Iroquois creation myth and the story of Adam and Eve.

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    The document provides instructions for analyzing a passage using a four-step framework: 1) Identify a quote 2) Explain the context surrounding the quote 3) Infer or gather what the quote means 4) Explain how the quote proves the inference It then gives an example of putting the four elements together into a paragraph of analysis and assigns students to use the framework to analyze similarities between an Iroquois creation myth and the story of Adam and Eve.

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    Analysis Framework Slides - The World On The Turtle's Back

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    Bell Ringer

    • Who or what influences or controls what


    you think or believe?
    • Does it change with age?
    • Does technology play a role?
    • Whose beliefs do you influence and in what
    way?
    The Analysis
    Framework
    Four Steps to Greatness
    The WOrld on The turtle’s back
    (pp. 38-44)
    Line Numbers Summary Significance
    1-10 For each set
    For each set of
    of lines,
    11-24 lines, discuss a
    write a
    29-49 literary
    summary in
    70-86 element in
    the middle
    column three.
    112-143 column.
    192-201 (Day Two)
    (Day One)
    QUOTE

    • Find an important piece of text and write it


    in the top left box
    CONTEXT

    • Explain what is happening at the time of the


    quotation in the bottom left box.
    GATHER

    • Explain what you have inferred or gathered


    from what you wrote in the context box.
    This part may start with “I believe” or “I
    think.”
    PROOF

    • Explain how the quotation proves what you


    have gathered. Talk about specific words or
    elements of the quotation. This is the
    bottom right box.
    Putting it Together

    • Write the paragraph in this order:


    • Gather
    • Context
    • Quotation
    • Proof
    Sample Paragraph
    • The speaker has to choose one road and he is not
    happy about that choice. When he is standing at
    the crossroads before making that decision, he
    says that he is “sorry that I could not travel both,”
    indicating regret or unhappiness and that he’d
    like to travel both paths.
    Assignment

    • Using this framework, please create a chart with


    the four boxes and then below that please write
    convert it to analysis paragraph about how the
    Iroquois creation myth The World on the Turtle’s
    Back is similar to the story of Adam and Eve.

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