Enhance Literacy with Comics

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The document summarizes William Shakespeare's play Othello. It provides background on Shakespeare, a synopsis of the plot which involves Iago manipulating Othello into believing his wife Desdemona has been unfaithful, and descriptions of the main characters. The climax occurs when Othello vows revenge, believing Desdemona has betrayed him. This leads to tragic consequences as Othello kills Desdemona and then himself when the truth is revealed, while themes of trust, jealousy, and the incompatibility of love and war are explored.

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The document discusses the history of comic books from their origins to modern times. It covers the early development of comic strips in newspapers and the emergence of dedicated comic book magazines in the 1930s-40s. It then discusses the rise of superhero comics in the post-war era and the establishment of major publishers like DC and Marvel. The document also summarizes the alternative comics movement of the 1960s-70s, the graphic novel boom starting in the 1980s, and the expansion of comics into new genres and mediums in recent decades.

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This document discusses graphic novels and comics. It begins by defining what a graphic novel is, noting that it tells a fictional story in comic book format but with more length and complexity than a regular comic. It explores the difference between graphic novels and comics. Several examples of pioneering graphic novels are provided, such as A Contract with God and Maus. The benefits of graphic novels for readers are discussed. An overview is given of manga, anime, and the genres of manga like shonen. Examples of awards for graphic novels and comics are outlined. The broadening scope and genres of graphic novels beyond just superheroes is touched on. In the end, it is noted graphic novels can encourage reluctant readers and introduce vocabulary similarly to traditional books.

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The document discusses using comics and graphic novels in the classroom. It begins with an overview of a workshop on comics in the classroom, which includes introductions, a presentation on the relevance of comics to teens, sample texts that could be used, and how comics work. It then discusses how comics remain relevant to teens through their presence in movies, video games and other media. Some potential graphic novels that could be used in the classroom are also mentioned, covering topics like the Holocaust, Middle East history, philosophy and mathematics. The document concludes with discussing how to incorporate comics into different class subjects and the "nuts and bolts" of comic making.

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Enhance Literacy with Comics

1. SHELLYTERRELL.COM/COMICS SHELLTERRELL Enhance Literacy with Comics

2. SHELLYTERRELL.COM/COMICS SHELLTERRELL First it was the fascinating comic book art that caught my attention, ... Later, I began to read the stories, then the art and the stories came together, and it was magic. - Bill Phillips

3. SHELLYTERRELL.COM/COMICS SHELLTERRELL COMICS AS LEARNING MATERIALS

4. Comixology.com/Free-Comics/page/175

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7. Gocomics.com/kidtown

8. Instructables.com/howto/howtoons

9. ComicsEnglish.com

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11. Huffingtonpost.com/larry-paros

12. SHELLYTERRELL.COM/COMICS SHELLTERRELL TOP COMIC CREATORS ComicsHeads Toondoo Witty Comics FriendstripMakebeliefsComix Storyboardthat BookCreator Pixton

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14. Idea: Visualize a scene or chapter Pride & Prejudice by Raquel Leon Jimenez, Pixton.com

15. Idea: Create dialogues Toondoo.com

16. Makebeliefscomix.com- Web tool, iPad app, 350+ Free Printables, no registration, many languages Idea: Blog & journal prompts

17. Idea: Create digital stories Friendstrip.com App (iOS/Android)

18. Comic by Carmen Soto Fernández Pinterest.com/pin/ 393220611187549952 Created with Marvel.com/ games/play/34/ create_your_own_comic Ideas: Explore a character or highlight grammar structures

19. Phrase.it/show/woiadn Idea: From the perspective of an animal or object

20. Rothinks.wordpress.com Idea: Math word problems

21. Idea: Create political comics Wittycomics.com

22. Idea: Explore societal issues Stripgenerator.com

23. Idea: Recreate a scene from history Patricia Lucas, Phrase.it, Pinterest.com/pin/393220611186213680

24. Idea: Visualize a song Nairaland.com/961749/imagine-john-lenon-web-comic

25. Idea: As a reflection, Makebeliefscomix.com/Daily-Comix-Diary

26. Spinweaveandcut.com by Nick Sousanis, graphic dissertation Idea: Visualize research

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