I can think of lots of topics for To Kill a Mockingbird -- the obvious one-
racism, but then perhaps- lawyers, black issues in small towns, the South,
etc. Jury trials, father-daughter relationships, etc. etc. etc.
what would be the purpose of the paper is another question to ponder? is it
learning the skills to do a paper?
I believe the important discussion should be the objectives and the outcomes
expected. Perhaps discussions would be more helpful to the students- or
speakers or whatever.
Allan
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From: "Joanne Taylor" <jtaylor@ELGINISD.NET>
To: <LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU>
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 12:11 PM
Subject: [LM_NET] Sec: Novel Research Papers
I just had another teacher pop in who now needs help developing a
research paper for To Kill a Mockingbird. I hope you all can help with
this one too. I am having problems with LM_NET right now but I have
alerted my Techno Wizard and hopefully I'll get my LM_NET back real
soon. If you have an idea to share with, please email me not LM_NET
until I get this fixed.
This is the 1st year that the English Teachers here have decided to do
their class research papers on a novel and it is just eating our lunch.
Any ideas for TKM or The Lord of the Flies will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and hopefully I'll have LM_NET back by tomorrow.
Joanne Taylor/ Librarian
Elgin High Library, Elgin, Texas
jtaylor@elginisd.net
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