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Language Arts | Grades 9-12 | Week of March 16

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: PBS SoCal | KCET, in partnership with LAUSD and in collaboration with California PBS stations, are offering broadcast programming with digital resources that adhere to California’s state curriculum. Below are digital resources you can access to continue learning at home.

Curriculum-Related Programming

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Below, find digital resources you can access to expand your learning at home.

Programming Highlights

This week, we learn about American novelist and journalist Margaret Mitchell in the "American Masters” episode “Margaret Mitchell: American Rebel." Mitchell’s depiction of slavery in her classic novel “Gone with the Wind” is the one novel she published in her lifetime, but it continues to be a debated piece of literature.

American Masters Season 26
Explore the Pulitzer Prize-winning woman behind classic novel Gone With the Wind
Margaret Mitchell: American Rebel

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Outtakes: Is Gone With The Wind Literature?
Does "Gone with the Wind" have any literary merit? It won a Pulitzer prize, but it glosses over the problem of slavery, which has prompted scholars and readers of to argue about it for decades.

Mitchell's Racial Legacy Is Two-Sided
Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara might have provided a master class in Old Hollywood glamour, but "Gone with the Wind," the novel, is as much about love and drama as it is about slavery.

What Happened in L.A. During the Civil War?
The fight was between North and South, but did you know that the American Civil War inflamed passions in distant Southern California? From the possibility of seceding from the Union to the threat of Confederate soldiers marching into Los Angeles, read more about how the Civil War affected the early City of Angels.

By the Numbers: California in World Literature
Find out how we figured out what the word “California” means to world literature. A hint: the word "California" was tracked through millions of books in nine languages.

Lesson Plans

Scarlett O'Hara's True Love in Gone with the Wind | The Great American Read
What can be learned from reading works that present a limited view of history? Margret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind" is a classic, albeit not a very easy-to-understand one, since it doesn't address slavery properly. Nevertheless, it's a story of courage and love with a woman protagonist (which was unusual at the time) that has withstood the test of time.

 

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At-Home Learning Tips

As students adjust to new learning methods at home, remember that this is also a great opportunity to spend quality time with your child. Here are some tips for parentson balancing their children’s screen time with other fun and educational activities.

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