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1. elcidonline.com › columns-2 › opinionsWhy the Great Gatsby Needs to be Read in Schools

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   Mar 9, 2023 · Why the Great Gatsby Needs to be Read in Schools. CCHS junior, Sarah Brown read “The Great Gatsby” in her AP Language class. Her and many other students loved learning about the 20’s through a unique perspective. Everyone knows the mysterious and theatrical tale of The Great Gatsby, the epitome of “Americana”.

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   May 18, 2021 · from Why Do We Keep Reading The Great Gatsby by Wesley Morris in The Paris Review. This fascination — with newness, novelty, and the longing for both the past and the future — forms more layers to interpret ceaselessly in The Great Gatsby. And that’s why I love this book so much. It just has so much to say and think about. 5.

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   Jan 11, 2021 · It’s creepier and profoundly, inexorably true to the spirit of the nation. This is not a book about people, per se. Secretly, it’s a novel of ideas. Gatsby meets Daisy when he’s a broke soldier and senses that she requires more prosperity, so five years later he returns as almost a parody of it.

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   Oct 26, 2017 · For example, when we are reading “The Great Gatsby,” my students read the original 1925 Times review.. Beyond reading the review to understand how the novel was received by critics, I ask my ...

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   Aug 7, 2023 · Whether you are a fan of classic literature or simply looking for a captivating story, The Great Gatsby is a must-read that will transport you to a bygone era while still speaking to the timeless ...

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   Dec 1, 2020 · The Great Gatsby is a seminal novel in American high-school classrooms, and although educators should be aware of assigning diverse texts equitably on their syllabi, Fitzgerald’s 1925 classic is a part of the traditional canon of literature with modern relevance. Gatsby can be made relatable to all students, especially students who are Black ...

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   Should you read the Great Gatsby?

   • Whether you are a fan of classic literature or simply looking for a captivating story, The Great Gatsby is a must-read that will transport you to a bygone era while still speaking to the timeless themes that resonate with us all.

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   Is the Great Gatsby a good book?

   • After all, The Great Gatsbyis a classic of illusions and delusions. In a day, you reach those closing words about the boats, the current, and the past, and rather than allow them to haunt, you simply return to the first page and start all over again. I know of someone—a well-heeled white woman in her midsixties—who reads this book every year.

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   Why do you like the Great Gatsby So much?

   • The Great Gatsby 's themes of newness, novelty, and the longing for both the past and the future fascinate the author of this article. That's why they love this book so much. It has so much to say and think about.

   Seven Articles to Pair with The Great Gatsby

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   Why did I re-read the Great Gatsby?

   • A fresh young teacher, I was preparing to teach The Great Gatsby to my first American Lit classes. So I re-read the novel. As I turned each page, I began to appreciate Fitzgerald’s compelling language, Gatsby’s undying hope, the perfectly crafted symbolism, the transcending themes, and the life and death of the American dream in a mere 180 pages.

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   Why is the Great Gatsby a must-read?

   • We’ll be able to see the reasons why The Great Gatsby continues to be a must-read for literary enthusiasts and how its character development drives the narrative. And don’t worry, no spoilers. I promise. To truly appreciate the brilliance of The Great Gatsby, one must first understand the historical context in which it is set.

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   Why is Gatsby on the final exam?

   • This is actually on our final exam because Gatsby is the last text we read in the semester, and it has always made sense to do that. As you can see, all of the aforementioned standards describe analytical skills, not mere comprehension. But of course, students must be able to comprehend before they can analyze.

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   May 29, 2019 · Over the past 5 years, I’ve reflected and revised my Gatsby approach, throwing some lessons out, creating new activities, and tweaking others. And unlike Jay Gatsby, I’ve embraced my past and used it to create lessons that can withstand the reality of teaching a tough but worthwhile text to teenagers. Now, my Gatsby unit is “my baby.”.